Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

The Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Act 2015: A legislative witch-hunt?

Criminals make up a tiny proportion of the companies and individuals who will be affected by the Act, says Alison Brennan

Claims forecast: Some clouds on the horizon

Gaby Kaiser considers trends in professional negligence claims and what an exit from the EU and a move towards US-style group litigation could mean in the future

Time to talk about human rights

Recent judicial review decisions are a timely reminder of the scope of the Human Rights Act and the flaws in the drive to conclude asylum claims rapidly, says Saara Idelbi

Interveners: Meddle at your peril

Changes to judicial review mean interveners will be unlikely to recover costs unless they add value to the proceedings, explains Morag Ellis QC

Identifying consumer protection issues

Are the courts obliged to identify possible consumer protection defences, even if the parties have not raised them, asks Paul Stanley QC

Are POCA restraint orders a significant change?

Tim Bowden considers how recent amendments to the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 will affect defendants subject to restraint orders

When the Spotify music stops

After the endless streaming app Eternify was silenced, Hayley Devlin and Martin Ochs question how artists can be guaranteed fair reward for the legitimate use of their work

'Walls of Jericho have fallen': New CILEx president enters with a bang, and a message

Access to justice and the future of legal training is top of the agenda for David Edwards

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