Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Save legal aid from Grayling's 'CRAP' policy

'What will ordinary people do when faced with injustice?' asks the satirical animation launched today in the wake of the devastating cuts to legal aid

Your voice counts

If the last five years have taught us anything, it is that the decades old choice between the Tories and Labour is broken

Fears increase over potential war for talent

Third of top 100 financial directors see staff defection as high risk to profitability

'Non-traditional backgrounds' targeted for High Court recruitment

The judiciary is aiming to tempt a diverse pool of women and BAME lawyers and academics into becoming High Court judges

The poorer the defendant, the more guilty they are

The case of an Alabama man recently released from death row may show us a glimpse into the future of our own justice system

Blurred lines and lost profits

How might the decision on copyright infringement in the case of the hit song 'Blurred Lines' affect claims in the UK, asks Matthew Pryke

Accessing justice online

Can the proposed online court system be a success, asks John Baden-Daintree

In defence of deeds of variation

Following George Osborne's announcement of a review of the use of deeds of variation, Roger Peters examines the origins and likely use for the now...

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