Complacency would be the worst thing for legal system

AUSTIN LAFFERTY There is nothing wrong with reassessing the structure of the legal profession in Scotland. Although as a seasoned practitioner of some 30 years I don't consider it is broke, like the proverbial roof in the sunshine, there is always some fixing that can sensibly be done. And as the world moves on and changes (exponentially at the moment), there is always pressure to keep the structure of our legal system developing. The worst thing would be complacency.