Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Migrant wages to be seized as proceeds of crime

New Immigration Bill will stop illegal migrants from working, renting property, opening bank accounts, or driving

Streamlined services: How US law firms are falling behind in client management

Many US law firms are putting client relationships and revenues at risk by failing to get serious about systematic client management, warns Robert Pay

Personal injury lawyers call for a shake-up of 'obstructive' NHS

Health service runs up litigation costs by admitting negligence at the eleventh hour

How law firms can avoid the biggest 'thought leadership' pitfalls

By Tim Prizeman, Director, Kelso Consulting

Colonising London: The US law firms that are conquering the London legal market

Competition between US and UK law firms is on the rise in London, but which will be the winners? Rob Millard and Edward Hunt reveal the findings of their strategic analysis

Bureaucracy and expense of the immigration tribunal

Appeals should be held in Northern Ireland where applicable, not Birmngham. Peter Swingler reports

The IFA of Wall Street

Granted, it doesn't quite have the same ring to it as the Hollywood blockbuster. But glamorous or not, the work of the IFA remains essential

HMRC to chase unnecessary levels of tax payer information

Boodle Hatfield believe HMRC's desire to increase transparency will only succeed in creating an unnecessary layer of bureaucracy

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