Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Trusts of property and the court's powers to intervene

Alexander Campbell discusses Bagum v Hafiz and Hai, in which unanimous consent between trustees broke down

Game-changing Act turns focus on inducement

New legislation encourages the courts to take a robust approach when testing underwriters' evidence in claims for breach of the duty of fair presentation, explains...

A rough ride

The significance of Fly Emirates' decision to run a direct service from the Middle-East to Panama is not to be underestimated

Lord Falconer as shadow Lord Chancellor

David Allen Green asks what lawyers should make of the appointment of Lord Falconer as shadow Lord Chancellor

Exposure to the elements

A sudden realisation that you are not immune to the trauma experienced by your clients can be debilitating. Lee Moore and Felicity Gerry QC discuss...

A new Legal Services Act?

Michael Gove may find he runs into considerable opposition - particularly from the Law Society - if he follows proposals for the reform of legal...

Firms know lawyers want flexible working hours

Working from home warrants the highest level of trust between employee and employer, but reaps the biggest business benefits, explains Kayleigh Leonie

Revenge porn offenders not getting off scot-free

When an offence is this broad, there will be significant variances in the sentences handed down, explains Dr Samantha Pegg

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