Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

New kid on the 'comparison site block

Set to shake-up the way lawyers market and consumers buy legal services, the arrival of The Law Superstore is imminent. Its creator, Matthew Briggs, discusses its inception and if the profession is prepared for change

The Solicitors' Journal and Reporter - March 9, 1912

The Legal Aspect of the Suffragist Riot.

Fixed costs give part 36 a boost

Elaine Penrose and Giles Hutt discuss the implications of the Court of Appeal's decision in Broadhurst v Tan for CPR part 36 and fixed costs

What does the future hold for criminal legal aid?

While welcome, the government's recent decisions do little to address the uncertainty in the system, writes Áine Kervick

A referendum is not the panacea it might seem

There is a common misconception that the result of any referendum on continued membership of the EU would be binding. It may come as a surprise to some to find that the legal status of a referendum is not binding upon the legislature. Parliament is supreme, so it can ignore the outcome of any plebiscite.

Government up to its 'old tricks' with prison service compensation audit

Jean-Yves Gilg

New kid on the 'comparison site block

The Solicitors' Journal and Reporter - March 9, 1912

Fixed costs give part 36 a boost

What does the future hold for criminal legal aid?

A referendum is not the panacea it might seem

Government up to its 'old tricks' with prison service compensation audit

Bar Council to tackle sexual harassment in chambers

Innovative family court saves taxpayers money

Jean-Yves Gilg

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