Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Lawyers urged to be 'cuter' on social media to reap rewards for firms

Regional firms place effective marketing strategies under the microscope

Veterans on closer footing to civilians when it comes 'to asbestos pay-outs

Adrian Budgen discusses the legal reasoning - and outright injustice - behind the disparity between compensation offered by the government to civilians and former troops

A new year, a new non-resident capital gains tax

Samantha Mason advises conveyancing solicitors on the rules governing ?the tax on gains arising from the sale of UK property

Read all about it: 'Incompetent reports on the CoP

The mainstream media has failed to grapple with basic facets of the court, such as capacity, the definition of 'vulnerable', and right to die, writes Barbara Rich

From Â£4.8m to Â£9.2m: 'Doubling the value of a land sale

Bamboozled by developers' jargon, landowners are risking accepting lower prices when selling a land asset, writes Gary Freeman

Texas-style justice 'remains a pipe dream in the UK

A recent Panorama episode, 'Tough Justice in Britain: Texas Style' , gave a fascinating insight into Texas's criminal justice revolution, where the traditional 'hard on crime, hard on sentencing' view is a thing of the past.

Sevenfold rise in crime following proliferation of dating apps

Users turn a blind eye to risk of dating apps and social media

Joshua Rozenberg recognised with honorary QC award

Journalist among eight taking silk for work outside of legal practice

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