Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Dominic Grieve QC: 'It may be time to consider a written constitution'

The government must justify how its proposed Bill of Rights will be different from the ECHR, says former attorney general

The not-so-silent judge

Serial introvert US Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has broken his self-imposed silence during oral arguments, a decade after his last intervention.

Are you compliant?

Many unwitting tax payers will be caught by the scope of the finance bill's strict liability criminal offense, regardless of the new safeguards

Choice, not chance

Choosing the correct wealth manager is not like trying to pick the winning lottery number. They must be scrutinised and questioned

The whole nine yards

A vulnerable individual's wishes must be taken on board wherever possible, even if it may appear to be harmful to their own interests

Colombia's human rights warriors are marginalised and stigmatised

In a wide ranging interview, Colombian lawyer Edwin Rubio Medina talks to Camilla Zapata Besso about attacks on human rights defenders, the need for international support, and advising indigenous communities on their legal rights

Foreign government requests for fraud information up 62 per cent

Cyber-enabled fraud the largest single category of MLA requests received by the Home Office

Using IT to improve client relationships

Soo Darcy considers ways that law firms are delivering true value to their clients through technology

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