Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

The need for 'judicial continuity

District Judge Julie Exton explains the tensions between complying with the 26-week time limit and ensuring hearings in care cases are held in front of the same judge

An abuse of process: Circumventing the 'court fee hike

Strategies to bypass the extortionate fees now demanded have been caught out - and the courts aren't letting claimants off easy, writes Leigh Callaway

The fraudsters after conveyancers' money

Conveyancing firms in England and Wales handle close to 100,000 transactions a month. With the average property worth £186,325, it is easy to see why fraudsters find conveyancing transactions so irresistible. Firms must be vigilant, particularly as the methodologies adopted by fraudsters are constantly evolving.

Supreme Court grants shared residence for left behind mother

Humane and modern judgment is of huge practical significance, says intervener lawyer

Modern legal framework needed for UK elections

Simplified legislation will make it easier for candidates and voters to challenge election results

Breaking point: Creating high performance culture without cracking

Jeremy Snape considers the lessons we can learn from the world of sport in creating a high performance culture while preventing your team from cracking

Common mistakes made at the negotiation table

Natalie Reynolds, Founder and CEO, AdvantageSPRING

Non-lawyer CEOs are the future of law firm leadership

Jacqui Rook, CEO, Brecher

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