Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Staying in shape

The success of Jersey's trusts industry has been down to a continued drive to ensure legislation is fit for purpose, explains Geoff Cook

NHS loses millions of pounds annually due to obsolete law

Costs recovery legislation must be reviewed as health service faces £2bn deficit, says Moore Blatch lawyer

A different kind of bequest

Helen Freely and Katie Underhill consider the wealth preservation structures available to clients who need to bequeath assets to a vulnerable individual

There is no place for maverick partners in the age of artificial intelligence

By Manju Manglani, Editor, Managing Partner

Maverick partners: Tactics for dealing with difficult colleagues

Adrian Crawford considers the costs and benefits of maverick partners, how to change their behaviours and the steps to remove them from your law firm

More work needed to eradicate unethical marketing practices in PI sector

Law firms must undertake due diligence on how their cases are generated

Eyes wide open

Are the proponents of a 'no-fault' divorce missing the point? Shouldn't we be doing more to educate society about the significance of marriage rather than making it easier to jump in and out of one?

Joint enterprise is a 'lazy prosecutor's dream'

A review of the doctrine is long overdue, says solicitor advocate

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