Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

What are you actually known for?

If you can't clearly articulate exactly what you do and how you can benefit prospective clients, why on earth should they instruct you?

Therapeutic jurisprudence and total quality management

Dr Hugh Koch, Professor Christian Diesen, Dr Tom Boyd, and Nicole Hampton explain how the behavioural sciences can assist in developing a 21st-century agenda for the UK justice system

InfoTrack advertising campaign empathises with conveyancing challenges

Service provider aims to evolve traditional working practices and administrative processes to make transactions easier and faster

Ambitious partners spend extra month and half in the office compared with 2014

Lawyers under pressure to bring in fees amid ABS competition

Keir Starmer: Victims' rights must be enshrined in law

Human rights barrister says victims should be at the heart of our criminal justice system

The new normal

As technology reforms our relationship with goods and service providers, it is also reshaping how we perceive and control inflation

The Human Rights Act is not for politicians or lawyers, it's for people

Keir Starmer tells John van der Luit-Drummond the 'devil is in the detail' of the highly contentious Snooper's Charter, and that the British people need to reclaim their rights

Professional negligence claims against law firms almost halves

Though stats could be skewed due to dormant property and conveyancing cases

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