Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Legal industry facing crisis amid shortage of cyber-security specialists

UK businesses must show a greater commitment to data protection and security training

The grammar school 'debate continues

Ane Vernon assesses the possible implications of a judicial review of the decision ?to open a 'satellit'; site of a Kent grammar school

The harsh reality of 'criminal legal aid contracting

With the new criminal legal aid contracts imminent, Richard Nelson calls for law firms to start considering their options

Reputation rights and the deceased

The Oscar-tipped biopic of the life of Apple svengali Steve Jobs starring Michael Fassbender has met widespread praise by critics. Unlike the critics, the Jobs family has not welcomed the film, claiming that it does not contain a fair or accurate representation of the man and tarnishes the reputation and memories they wish to protect.

Number of defamation cases takes a tumble

Defamation Act is driving force behind drop: libel tourism limited and 'serious harm' threshold makes claimants think twice

British Medical Association launches ABS law firm for doctors

Capital Law partner at heart of ground-breaking 'one-stop shop' legal initiative

Legal hospitality

Nicola Roberts offers an overview of the rules governing the enforcement of foreign judgments in Jersey

Mr Guilty

We've all been guilty of a Freudian slip, but unintentional utterances by a judge can have amusing, if not grave consequences for a defendant.

1…170 171 172…1126

Jean-Yves Gilg

Articles