Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

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 controversial tax planning tool

PII renewal season: Get into shape this summer

Turning your mind to the issue now gives you the chance to get 'PII-fit', which could see you negotiate a tighter settlement, discusses Chris Marston

Gamekeeper turned poacher

Gavin Cunningham considers the current challenges plaguing the criminal justice system from the perspective of a forensic accountant

Care and placement orders

District Judge Julie Exton reports on a recent case that shows the importance of basing arguments on evidence, not assertions

'Black Jack' Dellal argues that deceased husband gave away fortune

A widow's own wealth should not defeat claim for reasonable financial provision

Unravelling threads

Saara Idelbi considers judicial review decisions on subjects ranging from delays in the strained prison system to reality TV

Why complaints should be valued

Value complaints from the point of view of what you can learn from them, as opposed to the hassle they can cause, advises Barbara Spoor

The broad strokes

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