Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

'I've never believed in following what's "on trend"'

Kate Oldfield discusses embracing style over fashion and striking a balance between smartness and individuality

Insolvency professionals call for legislative change to fight war on fraud

One in nine British adults admit to being a victim of fraud in last year

The calm before the storm

While planning news has been quiet ahead of the outcome of the general election, a number of recent developments will still be of interest to practitioners, say Julian Boswall and Alex Minhinick

Lost in the maze of surveillance laws

The ISC report on security agencies' interception techniques is a step in the right direction, but its findings are underwhelming, explain David McCluskey and Kate Parker

A simple solution to accelerating costs recovery

John M Hayes and Fee Solutions Ltd hope that their partnership will assist solicitors in negotiating swift and effective costs settlements

Solicitor advocate Lionel Blackman tells John van der Luit-Drummond why he felt compelled to stand against the Lord Chancellor as an independent candidate in the general election following fears a Conservative government would scrap Labour's Human Rights Act

Machines v humans: The division of labour in the new legal workplace

Chrissie Lightfoot considers how to create harmony between AI, human and hybrid legal talent in the law firms of the future

Take stock of your technology strategy

Firms replacing their practice management systems should take advantage of the opportunity to review their technology requirements, advises Damian Blackburn

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