Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

The Hound of Hounslow: Regulating against the 'flash crash'

Richard Padley and Kate Parker discuss the high prosecutorial threshold needed to arraign those spoofing the financial markets

A bridge too far?

Edward O'Rourke considers whether a new model for annual leave, already embraced by Netflix and Richard Branson, can be successfully adapted to the UK legal sector

Human rights can't be negotiated or eliminated

Human rights defender Jorge Eliecer Molano Rodriguez talks exclusively to John van der Luit-Drummond on why he is hopeful for Colombia's future and why the UK must remain committed to its international obligations

Blind recruiting

Law firms should consider social mobility in their recruitment practices, argues Bryan Scant

Infographics: Deleted data

Data on wiped smartphones still poses a fraud risk for businesses

Strasbourg court proves Magna Carta is still relevant in Europe

The last decade has seen over 1,000 rulings against EU countries by the European Court of Human Rights for breaches of the right to a fair trial, including 19 rulings against the UK

Navigating beneficiaries

A Cheshire woman has discovered her long lost brother's unique past thanks to TV Heir hunters' search

A welcome relief

The fall in oil prices has been kind to many and it's forecast to support steady growth, but the threat of further shocks is still very real, says Claire Bennison

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