Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Report on £1,000 an hour lawyers doesn't give the full picture

Christopher Digby-Bell explains his beef with a report that falsely puts spiralling fees down to price quotes and lack of market competition

Children with special needs: Unravelling the challenges

When accessing the support required for children with special educational needs, family and education law are inextricably linked, explain David Allison and Anita Chopra

Calculating damages in claims for asbestos-related conditions

Vijay Ganapathy considers the positive developments for claimants following Carder and whether the Supreme Court will overturn the much-criticised Cookson principle

Two new obstacles to public law challenges

Robert McCracken QC discusses discretion after Champion and the Criminal Justice and Courts Act 2015

Trade Union Bill risks seeming like overkill

Sean Jones QC catches up with legislative developments affecting employment lawyers, including the national living wage and voting restrictions for trade unions

The Solicitors' Journal â€“ February 26, 1949

When the Legal Aid and Advice Bill enters upon the Committee Stage, the members of the committee will have the benefit of a great deal of informed comment which has appeared in the columns of the professional and lay Press during the last two months.

Lay all your cards on the table and avert risk

Succession planning and technology are just two of the issues that see tension levels rise in any boardroom, writes Helen Clayton

Is quality really the issue in the trade war between criminal advocates?

Mark Stobbs

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