Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

CLC chair calls for genuine free choice of regulator

There is still 'unfinished business' from implementation of the Legal Services Act

Ethnic minority lawyers face steep challenge to reach top of 'pyramid'

Diversity league table highlights 'very slow pace' in representation of gender and ethnic diversity in 10-year review

Funding cuts lead to reduction in white collar crime investigations

City of London police ill-equipped to deal with economic crimes, says Pinsent Masons partner

Embracing modern leadership

The practice of law is no longer just about representing the client, argues David Cliff

Putting children first

Consider collaborative law and arbitration as out-of-court options this Family Dispute Resolution Week, advises Austin Chessell

European Commission v Google: In search of a theory of abuse

Suzanne Rab considers the novel 'theory of harm' being pursued in the EU antitrust case against Google and the legal challenges involved

More changes on the horizon?

A government consultation has made significant proposals regarding the costs regime for environmental judicial review, writes Hugh Flanagan

An inconvenient stand

The CJEU has taken the right path in its ruling on the safe harbour principles by favouring individual data protection rights over practical demands, believes Paul Stanley QC

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