Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Activity trackers in personal injury claims

In the era of Strava, Garmin, and the Apple Watch, I find myself increasingly asking my sportier clients who have suffered serious injuries if they used a wearable activity tracker device pre accident, and if they have retained and shared any training data.

Immigration controls

The government is conflating labour and immigration controls, which may encourage forced labour and poor living conditions, warn Sharmila Mehta and Alastair Logan

Protection for when a property transaction falls through

87 per cent of solicitors and conveyancers recommended Searches UK's Buyer Protect scheme in a recent survey. Here's why

Competing via culture: How to give clients a true one-firm global service

A firmwide culture of mentoring and collaboration is key to retaining high-value clients and lateral partners, say Heidi K. Gardner and Rebecca Normand-Hochman

Planning your legacy as managing partner and preparing for your future

By Colin Dworkin, Director of Programmes, Talaspect Talent Development

Fletchers Solicitors aims for top 100 spot following ABS approval

Innovation 'crucial for success' in the legal sector, says firm's chief executive

Credit where it's due

An appraisal system that saves every criticism for an annual avalanche is unlikely to succeed; objectives should be reviewed throughout the year, advises Geraint Jones

Mergers and acquisitions

Mergers and Acquisitions involving UK companies from April to June 2015

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