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To discuss the current consultation on Legal Services Regulation Reform. Key points lawyers need to know are discussed in this episode. Ally Thomson is joined by the Executive Director of Regulation of the Law Society of Scotland, Rachel Wood and Craig Cathcart of The Regulatory Committee of the Society. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode of the Hey Legal Podcast is with Màiri McAllan discussing Young Women and Lawyers in Politics. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of the Hey Legal Quiz, Edith Forrest, advocate, takes Keith Stewart QC through twenty questions about life in law and beyond. Follow Edith on Twitter: @EdithAdvocateFollow Hey Legal on Twitter: @hey_legalVisit the Hey Legal platform to subscribe and view our CPD qualifying content - http://www.heylegal.co.ukKeith Stewart called to the Bar in 1993. He has a wide experience of criminal trials and criminal appeals, acting for the defence and the prosecution. He has conducted trials involving charges of murder, culpable homicide, terrorism, misuse of drugs, and sexual offences, including those of an historical nature, and carried out in care homes and with particularly vulnerable complainers and accused. In addition to criminal work he has advised recently in matters relating to intellectual property and contracts.He conducts lectures for professional audiences on a range of topics, which includes aspects of criminal law, damages for personal injuries, and the law of contract. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this highly entertaining episode, Solicitor Advocate Iain McSporran QC speaks with genuine candour about his working life in the law.Iain joins Edith Forrest, Advocate to take the Hey Legal quiz. 20 questions that provide insight in to the careers and life beyond the law of leading Scottish legal figures.Follow Edith on Twitter: @EdithAdvocateFollow Hey Legal on Twitter: @hey_legalVisit the Hey Legal platform to subscribe for free and to view our CPD qualifying content - http://heylegal.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Brian McConnachie QC was Senior Counsel in the first Scottish Remote Jury Trial conducted using the" Glasgow model ". Brian outlines the practical experience, the positives and the negatives. Essential listening for all with an interest in the criminal justice system.Follow Hey Legal on Twitter: @hey_legalVisit the Hey Legal platform to subscribe for free and to view our CPD qualifying content - http://heylegal.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Iain McSporran QC gives practical advice and insight on the reality of Remote Jury Trials. Essential listening for court practitioners.In this exclusive he covers :Positives and negatives of the new arrangementsPractical issues such as taking instructions from the accused during the trial, social distancing measures, building a rapport with a remote jury and much more.Follow Hey Legal on Twitter: @hey_legalVisit the Hey Legal platform to subscribe for free and to view our CPD qualifying content - http://heylegal.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of the Hey Legal Quiz, Edith Forrest, advocate, takes John Scullion QC through twenty questions about life in law and beyond. John specialises in defending complex criminal trials prosecuted in the High Court of Justiciary and Sheriff Court.He has defended health and safety prosecutions involving death and injury in the course of employment; fatal road traffic collisions; financial prosecutions and other areas of regulatory crime. He has extensive experience of lengthy and complex criminal trials including murder and sexual offences. He also has experience of Fatal Accident Inquiries.He was appointed as an advocate depute in 2007. In 2009 he became a senior advocate depute and in 2011 was appointed to the role of Assistant Principal Crown Counsel. He returned to private practice in 2015 and since then has become one of the most widely instructed senior counsel at the Scottish Criminal Bar.Follow Edith on Twitter: @EdithAdvocateFollow Hey Legal on Twitter: @hey_legalVisit the Hey Legal platform to subscribe and view our CPD qualifying content - http://www.heylegal.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of the Hey Legal Quiz, Edith Forrest, advocate, takes Claire Mitchell QC through twenty questions about life in law and beyond. Claire Mitchell called at the Bar in 2003, having been a solicitor in private practice since 1996. She has been instructed in many first instance trials over the past 10 years and has a particular interest in health and safety cases. She has built up a strong Appeal Court practice, with an emphasis on constitutional, human rights and sentencing questions. She has attended the Privy Council and Supreme Court on a number of occasions in relation to cases of general public importance to the law of Scotland.At the 2013 Law Awards of Scotland she received a "Special Recognition Award" for her contribution to legal thinking over the past decade. Follow Claire on Twitter @madisonmitchel1Follow Edith on Twitter: @EdithAdvocateFollow Hey Legal on Twitter: @hey_legalVisit the Hey Legal platform to subscribe and view our CPD qualifying content - http://www.heylegal.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of the Hey Legal Quiz, Edith Forrest, advocate, takes Edward Targowski QC through twenty questions about life in law and beyond. Called to the Bar in 1975, Edward became Queen’s Counsel in 1989. From 1985 until 1987 he held the appointment of Senior Magistrate and Coroner in the Republic of Seychelles.He is now one of the most experienced and able silks practicing in criminal law in Scotland. Edward has represented clients in criminal trials, appeals and inquiries in some of the most controversial legal cases in Scotland.Follow Optimum Advocates on Twitter: @optimumadvocateFollow Edith on Twitter: @EdithAdvocateFollow Hey Legal on Twitter: @hey_legalVisit the Hey Legal platform to subscribe and view our CPD qualifying content - http://www.heylegal.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of the Hey Legal Quiz, Edith Forrest, Advocate, takes Temporary High Court Judge, Sheriff John Morris QC through twenty questions about life in law and beyond. A fascinating insight from one of the most senior lawyers in Scotland.Check out the other Hey Legal Quiz Episodes on our YouTube channel See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of the Hey Legal Quiz, Edith Forrest, Advocate, takes Lord Matthews through twenty questions about life in law and beyond. A fascinating insight from one of the most senior lawyers in Scotland.Head over to our YouTube channel to check out the other Hey Legal Quiz Episodes. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of the Hey Legal Quiz, Edith Forrest, advocate, takes Donald Findlay QC through twenty questions about life in law and beyond. Check out our YouTube channel for all the other episodes of the Hey Legal Quiz. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of the Hey Legal Quiz, Edith Forrest, advocate, takes Angela Grahame QC through twenty questions about life in law and beyond. Check out all the other Hey Legal Quiz Episodes on our YouTube Channel See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Susanne Tanner QC joins Edith Forrest, Advocate to take the 20 or so questions which form the Hey Legal quiz. Susanne is a highly experienced court practitioner with a varied caseload. Susanne became a QC in 2016.Check out the other Hey Legal Quiz Episodes on our YouTube channel. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 4 of the Hey Legal Quiz is with Roddy Dunlop QC who is the Vice Dean at the Faculty of AdvocatesFollow Roddy on Twitter @RoddyQCCheck out the rest of the Hey Legal Quiz Episodes on our Youtube channel or head to HeyLegal.co.uk to subscribe See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Next up to take the Hey Legal Quiz is Brian McConnachie QC.Follow Brian on Twitter @BMcconnachieQCYou can check out our other Episodes on Youtube or head to HeyLegal.co.uk to subscribe. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode we have retired International Rugby player and highest scorer in English Premiership - Charlie Hodgson in conversation with Ally Thomson.We discuss Charlie's transition from the world of sport into business.We also hear his thoughts on the dynamics between individual and team performance at the elite level.And finally, we hear how Charlie is taking part in Stress Awareness Month and what he believes is key to combating stress and continuing to perform at ones highest level.To hear the full interview head to HeyLegal.co.uk and sign up for our full list of CPD content.Follow Charlie on Twitter @CHodgson10 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Next up to take the Hey Legal Quiz is Tommy Ross.For more episodes of the Hey Legal Quiz and our full CPD content head to HeyLegal.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 1 of the Hey Legal Quiz is Edith Forrest being interviewed by Ally Thomson.For more episodes and out full list of CPD - head to HeyLegal.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to our new Hey Legal Quiz series with Edith Forrest.Edith will be asking leading Scottish Legal figures some questions regarding their careers and life beyond law.Head over to www.HeyLegal.co.uk for more info.Be sure to follow us across our socials @Hey_Legal See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On the show today we have Trainee Immigration Solicitor, Bilaal Shabbir - from MBS Solicitors in Edinburgh.Bilaal has extensive experience in immigration law, commercial dispute resolution and professional discipline.He will be giving us a introduction to UK immigration law, who needs a Visa to be in the UK and finally what the different Visa categories are.To hear the full CPD content please head to HeyLegal.co.ukYou can find more about MBS Solicitors at: MBSsolicitors.co.ukYou can find MBS Solicitors on Twitter: @MBSsolicitors See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode of the Hey Legal Podcast, Ally Thomson is in conversation with Philip Rodney.Philip is the former Chairman of Burness Paull, a Times columnist and provides business strategy and advice through his consultancy Rimalower Consulting.Firstly we hear about one of Philips recent articles in The Times ‘Apollo 13 shows how to divert a catastrophe when disaster strikes - and how it related to todays crisis.Philip also shares some insight into what he believes firms should be doing right now.Finally we hear how Philip believes law firms should be operating to create a positive wellbeing culture within their firms and to "be brave" and try new things.To hear the full interview and all our other CPD classes please head over to HeyLegal.co.uk to subscribe.Follow Philip on Twitter @PhilipRodney See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ian Moir Solicitor and Convenor of the Law Society`s Criminal Legal Aid Negotiation Team joins Ally Thomson of Hey Legal to outline the latest emergency measures applicable to Sheriff court summary business with information on the protocol around disposing of cases with written pleas, how this can help the criminal justice system, and how clients rights are protected. Ian outlines how payment for solicitors will work and discusses the current position with discounts being advised for early pleas. Essential listening for all Scottish criminal lawyers.Follow Ian on Twitter: @IanMoir5Follow us across our socials @Hey_Legal See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In today's Hey Legal Podcast we hear from John Scott QC, one of Scotlands leading legal figures. We hear about his recent appointment as chair of the Independent Advisory Group looking at the use by Police Scotland of temporary emergency powers.In the full CPD class John talks of the challenges that lie ahead for these powers as we face the prospect of lockdown loosening. John also talks about the challenges facing the criminal justice system too in the months ahead.Follow John on Twitter @johndscottFollow Hey Legal on Twitter @Hey_LegalHead over to HeyLegal.co.uk to subscribe to our full list of CPD Sessions. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ross Yuill, Solicitor Advocate from The Glasgow Law Practice and Former Glasgow Bar Association President provides an outline of the practical realities of representing the accused in the Sheriff courts currently under lockdown emergency measures.Ross answers the following questions:1. What types of numbers of people are being put through court currently?2. Do you see them in police custody?3. Are police interviews taking place?4. If so is social distancing etc being observed? Are any measures being taken due to the virus?5. How are court proceedings being done? Do you get to consult with client beforehand? If so how? What has changed about the court appearance eg court lay out? Do you feel adequately protected in terms of coronavirus? 6. Are you using video link for any court hearings? If so do they work? And for what type of hearings?7. What is happening with prison visits? Consultations with clients in prison including counsel, have they stopped or if happening can client participate?8. Have the legal aid emergency measures helped?9. What is happening with routine court business? Being adjourned till? 10. Is there anything you would like to see implemented that would help this situation in any way?Follow Ross on Twitter @GLPCrimeFollow Hey Legal on Twitter @Hey_Legal See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode was recorded before the Coronavirus outbreak. Personal finance planning is even more relevant today, so in this episode we chat with Fergus Muirhead - financial writer and broadcaster who shares some key insights into managing your money, which are particularly useful during a time of crisis.Follow Fergus on Twitter: @FergusMuirheadFollow us across our socials @Hey_Legal See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode of the Hey Legal Podcast Stephen Moore of Moore Legal Technology is back again with another update during this COVID-19 crisis.Throughout this Podcast, Stephen looks for and identifies some positives that can come from our changed circumstances.Follow Moore Legal Technology: @Moore_LegalFollow us across our socials @Hey_Legal See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode of the Hey Legal Podcast, Ally Thomson of Hey Legal talks with Denovo about the aims of Hey Legal, how we have reacted to the current situation and how the power of community is crucial now more than ever.Follow us across our socials @Hey_LegalHead over to HeyLegal.co.uk to subscribe to our full list of CPD Sessions. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode of the Hey Legal Podcast Stephen Moore of Moore Legal Technology is back with another update during this COVID-19 crisis.Stephen talks us through how online traffic remains low however they are seeing certain areas of strong performance.Stephen also provides some practical tips on actions to take to protect your firm during this time.Follow Moore Legal Technology: @Moore_LegalFollow us across our socials @Hey_Legal See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode, Ally Thomson is in conversation with cybersecurity expert Basil Manoussos. They discuss law firms using Zoom and best practice around working securely online.Follow Basil on Twitter: @BasilatNapierFollow us across our socials @Hey_LegalHead over to HeyLegal.co.uk to subscribe to our full list of CPD Sessions. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Vicky Crichton, Director of Public Policy at the Scottish Legal Complaints Commission speaks with Hey Legal about what solicitors and firms can do to avoid complaints and why communication on progress and fees are key. Recorded before the current crisis, the information remains highly relevant to the new way of working where client demands will still continue.Follow the Scottish Legal Complaints Commission: @slcccomplaintsFollow us across our socials @Hey_LegalHead over to HeyLegal.co.uk to subscribe to our full list of CPD Sessions. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ally Thomson of Hey Legal is joined by Brian McConnachie QC to discuss the key provisions of the Coronavirus Scotland Bill 2020.They discuss proposals around trial on indictment, suspension of time limits and hearsay evidence. Brian outlines the current realities of the Scottish criminal justice system and the prosecution of serious crime .Brian is one of Scotland`s busiest Queens counsel dealing principally with criminal law. He was formerly the Principal Advocate with practical responsibility for the prosecution of all High Court crime in Scotland.Follow Brian on Twitter: @BMcconnachieQCFollow us across our socials @Hey_LegalHead over to HeyLegal.co.uk to subscribe to our full list of CPD Sessions. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Stephen Moore, founder of Moore Legal Technology, which specialises in digital marketing strategies for law firms provides an outline of how his own business has reacted to the new working reality and expert advice on how law firms can make changes to their now crucial online marketing activities. He provides guidance on current traffic levels to law firm websites, on why law firms should be amending their online content , which legal work types have currently been affected the most and what practical steps firms can take to serve their clients, make enquiries in to appointments and to get paid.Follow Moore Legal Technology: @Moore_LegalFollow us across our socials @Hey_Legal See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Coming up on this Podcast, due to the events of COVID-19 - we have an another Legal Aid update from Ian Moir.Ian as many of you know is a partner at Moir & Sweeney Litigation in Glasgow and also the convener of the criminal committee of Legal Aid for the Law Society Scotland.Thanks to Ian for this and previous updates for our community of Scottish lawyersFollow Ian on Twitter: @IanMoir5Follow us across our socials @Hey_Legal See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In today's Hey Legal podcast we get practical advice from Steven Hill , Operations Director, and Grant Yuill, Head of Marketing and Customer Engagement at Denovo. They provide insight on how firms that are not currently using cloud technology can use tech to keep working remotely. They outline what steps firms can take to move to the cloud quickly, timescales around doing so, and the benefits it brings.Grant and Stephen also send out an offer to help any law firm facing tech challenges currently – customer or not. No obligation, no sales element. Just an offer to assist in these challenging times.Follow our sponsor Denovo on Twitter: @DenovoBlFollow us across our socials: @Hey_LegalHead over to HeyLegal.co.uk to subscribe to our full list of CPD Sessions. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode we have Molly McGrady solicitor in the Employment & Pensions unit at Anderson Strathern.Molly is in conversation with two of her colleagues, Robin Turnbull and Jemma Forrest also solicitor in the Employment & Pensions unit at Anderson Strathern.Throughout this episode we will discuss the new Furlough leave and job retention scheme recently announced by the government last week.We find out what exactly Furlough leave is and who it applies to:We also discuss the Job Retention Scheme and the changes to Statutory Sick PayAnd throughout the podcast there is a lot of good information which relates to Employers.You can find more info about Anderson Strathern at: https://andersonstrathern.co.uk/Follow us across our socials @Hey_LegalHead over to HeyLegal.co.uk to subscribe to our full list of CPD Sessions. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sam Moore , Innovation Manager at Burness Paull and Scotland`s first accredited Legal Technologist discusses the tools and thinking required to take your law firm in to the world of remote working. Sam outlines why communication tools are crucial currently, Skype for Business, Microsoft Teams, hosting client facing webinars, use of e-signatures, remote onboarding of clients using Amiqus, document review and issues around confidentiality when working from home and the advantages of cloud technology for law firms in the new reality. Sam is in conversation with Ally Thomson, his fellow tutor at the University of Glasgow where they teach the LLB Diploma course on “Legal Innovation and Technology”, the first course to be taught entirely online at the GU Law School.Follow Sam on Twitter: @MooresLaw83Follow us across our socials @Hey_LegalHead over to HeyLegal.co.uk to subscribe to our full list of CPD Sessions. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Coming up on this episode we have Ian Moir a partner at Moir & Sweeney Litigation in Glasgow and also the convener of the criminal committee of Legal Aid for the Law Society Scotland.Ian has provided Hey Legal with an update for the profession on his discussions with the Scottish Legal Aid Board in respect of the current crisis and its impact on court business and the profession.Follow Ian on Twitter @IanMoir5Follow us across our socials @Hey_LegalHead over to HeyLegal.co.uk to subscribe to our full list of CPD Sessions. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hello and welcome back to the Hey Legal Podcast.In the midst of social distancing and self isolating - we at Hey Legal are trying to keep things relevant… so this week we have Callum Murray from Amiqus, a company dedicated to remote working and the automation of secure online compliance.Throughout the show we hear what exactly Amiqus does and how it’s providing a solution to help lawyers and clientsWhat drove Callum to set up Amiqus…And why their values of Accessibility, Trust & Privacy are leading the way for the future of remote compliance.You can follow Callum & Amiqus on Twitter: @Amiqus & @CallumMurray1Follow us across our socials @Hey_LegalHead over to HeyLegal.co.uk to subscribe to our full list of CPD Sessions. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Coming up on this week’s episode - Emma Flood from Hey Legal talks us through working from home, steps you can take to prepare yourself, rules and practices between employee & employer.Emma also reflects on how this is very relevant to the current COVID-19 virus as more and more employees are being forced to work from home.Subscribers to our CPD Sessions will hear the full session including:- Strategies for ensuring your employees are prepared to work at home. - How to make the most of remote working remotely - Strategies for working from home as told by full time home workersHead over to HeyLegal.co.uk to register for your CPD subscription and also follow us across our social channels @Hey_Legal to stay up to date See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A really interesting show this week as Ally Thomson is in discussion with Paul Seils - the Director at the European Institute of Peace in Brussels.Paul has had a very interesting career thus far - He is a lawyer by profession but for more than twenty years he has worked in conflict and post conflict situations around the world, working with victims, governments and international organisations, focusing on the relationship between sustainable peace and justice.Throughout the show we find out what made Paul want to study law, his internship at the United Nations and his 5 year role in Guatemala.-Subscribers to our CPD Sessions will hear the full interview and further discussion on Paul’s career on how he implements change and engages with different countries from his headquarters in Brussels. Also a reflection on his chosen career path to date and his role serving as a professor at St. Andrews University. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Coming up on this week’s episode we grab a quick chat with Graeme McKinstry, founder of The McKinstry Company and McKinstry Practice Management. Graeme talks through what skills he believes all lawyers should possess and the mindset involved with running a modern-day firm and some of the problems faced by high street practices.Subscribers to our CPD Sessions will hear the full interview on how to start, develop and how to value a law firm. Graeme also discusses succession planning and successfully exiting from your law firm practice.You can find more information by following The McKinstry Company on Twitter: @themckinstrycoHead over to HeyLegal.co.uk to register for your CPD subscription and also follow us across our social channels @Hey_Legal to stay up to date*This free Hey Legal Podcast is brought to you with the support of CaseLoad from Denovo Business Intelligence See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of the Hey Legal Podcast - Ally Thomson chat's with Sam Moore, Scotland's first accredited legal technologist.Sam starts the Podcast with a quick overview of 'Bundlegate' and exactly what happened.We then explore the idea of taking evidence into court on digital devices and the practicality of that. Sam shares some thoughts about how firms can work towards a digital system and correctly construct digital e-bundles and also where he thinks technology will go within the Scottish Legal Sector.You can find more information by following Drew on Twitter: @mooreslaw83Head over to HeyLegal.co.uk to register for your CPD subscription and also follow us across our social channels @Hey_Legal to stay up to date*This free Hey Legal Podcast is brought to you with the support of CaseLoad from Denovo Business Intelligence See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week's special episode features an in depth conversation with Tommy Ross QC and Ally Thomson of Hey Legal.Tommy was part of the defence counsel for the televised Margaret Fleming case which became a top trending show for the BBC early this year.We discuss the stranger aspects of the case, what it was like being part of a media sensitive, televised case and if Tommy believes something like this will ever happen again in Scotland.You can find more information by following Tommy on Twitter: @GlasgowAdvocateHead over to HeyLegal.co.uk to register for your CPD subscription and also follow us across our social channels @Hey_Legal to stay up to date*This free Hey Legal Podcast is brought to you with the support of CaseLoad from Denovo Business Intelligence See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode Emma Flood of Hey Legal in is conversation with Drew McCusker of the Glass Network.Emma and Drew discuss what exactly the Glass Network is and why it makes sense for business to have equality & diversity groups operating within them.Drew also shares some thoughts and insights into what steps businesses can take to be more LGBT+ aware.You can find more information by following Drew on Twitter: @mccusker_drewHead over to HeyLegal.co.uk to register for your CPD subscription and also follow us across our social channels @Hey_Legal to stay up to date*This free Hey Legal Podcast is brought to you with the support of CaseLoad from Denovo Business Intelligence See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Ally Thomson of Hey Legal chats with David Laud of the One Year No Beer Challenge.They discuss the impact of alcohol on performance and wellbeing, the benefits of kicking the booze and how law firms can get involved with the One Year No Beer Challenge.For more information check out OneYearNoBeer.com and be sure to mention 'Hey Legal' for a discount!Head over to HeyLegal.co.uk to register for your CPD subscription and also follow us across our social channels @Hey_Legal to stay up to date*This free Hey Legal Podcast is brought to you with the support of CaseLoad from Denovo Business Intelligence See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of the Hey Legal Podcast:Mary Ross, Consultant Clinical Psychologist is in conversation with Edith Forrest, Advocate.Topics covered:Why Mary became a clinical psychologist and her current work including being an expert witness for legal mattersWhy lawyers stress – deadlines, billing, running a business, the legal mind involving critical thinkingHow lawyers can train their mind to think in a different wayCompetitiveness and its impact on wellbeingHow asking for feedback can help. Lawyers often see this as a sign of weakness. They shouldn’t.Keep the conversation going by following on Social Media @Hey_Legal*This free Hey Legal Podcast is brought to you with the support of CaseLoad from Denovo Business Intelligence See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode we chat with Donald Findlay QC.Keep the conversation going by following on Social Media @Hey_Legal*This free Hey Legal Podcast is brought to you with the support of CaseLoad from Denovo Business Intelligence, the only whole practice management software built for modern, Scottish law firms. Denovo has successfully provided hundreds of law firms with smart software business solutions that boost the bottom line, improve office efficiency and maintain law society compliance for more than 30 years. You can find and connect with the Denovo team on Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.