Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Lawyers respond to Lord Chancellor's 'One Nation' justice policy

Plugging the legal aid gap with pro bono is unsustainable as a long-term solution

'No quick fix for injustice'

Jonathan Wheeler talks to John van der Luit-Drummond about the many battles he and APIL are to fight, such as child abuse, the perception of a 'compensation culture', and bereavement damages

Mind games: Is bridge a sport?

The courts are finding it difficult to identify the physical exertion in the popular card game, writes Leanne Woods

Supreme Court will decide whether government loan scheme is discriminatory

Young people to peacefully demonstrate against student loans policy while they await judges' decision

Lord Chancellor: Leading law firms must do more pro bono

The UK legal market has made a large number of organisations, and individuals very successful, says Gove

Lord Chancellor: The justice system is failing the public

If he is serious about creating a 'one nation' justice system, we expect him to listen to us, says LCCSA president Jonathan Black

A fool's errand?

The legitimacy of asset protection trusts is highly questionable given that the Care Act specifically guards against the deliberate deprivation of asset

Brentwood solicitor disqualified for £200,000 debt

Former principal partner of Scannells Hunt banned from acting as a director for five years

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