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By Prerna Deep* Introduction According to Oppenheim “The highest organ of the state, representing it, within and without its borders, in the totality of its relations, is the Head of Continue Reading →
Andrew Richmond | Trainee Solicitor at Anderson Strathern Our next guest is Andrew Richmond. Andrew completed his LLB and went on to complete the Diploma in Legal Practice with the Continue Reading →
Hannah Giles | Paralegal Assistant at CMS Our next guest is Hannah Giles. Hannah graduated from Napier with First-class Honours in the LLB and went on to complete the Diploma Continue Reading →
By ZIA AKHTAR* Abstract If Scotland votes for independence in its next referendum and exits the UK by revoking the Act of Union 1707, what will be its status in Continue Reading →
Lynsey Morgan | Devil at the Faculty of Advocates Our next guest is Lynsey Morgan. Lynsey undertook her LLB at Napier and went on to complete the Diploma in Professional Continue Reading →
Natalia Skonieczka | Paralegal at Brodies LLP Our next guest is Natalia Skonieczka. Natalia undertook her LLB at Napier and went on to complete the Diploma in Professional Legal Practice Continue Reading →
By Nabela K M Ahmad[1] This short paper argues for the legal profession to respond to the demands placed upon it by the Halal Economy, in particular Islamic finance in Continue Reading →
Charlotte McTavish | Solicitor at Slater and Gordon Lawyers (UK) Our next guest is Charlotte McTavish. Charlotte undertook her LLB at Napier and went on to complete the Diploma in Continue Reading →
Corrin Frances Miller | Trainee Solicitor (Corporate) at Anderson Strathern Our next guest is Corrin Frances Miller. Corrin is a Trainee Solicitor (Corporate) at Anderson Strathern currently in her first Continue Reading →
Claire Paterson | Clinical Negligence Solicitor at Slater and Gordon Our next guest is Claire Paterson. Claire is a Solicitor at Slater and Gordon working in the Clinical Negligence department. Continue Reading →