Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Clear as mud

Divorce settlements involving farmland are informed by strong case law, but they have tended to continually contradict themselves, warns Jane Keir

Misplaced talent

Base your decision to promote staff on their suitability for the intended role, not simply on how well they've done in their current position, says...

Film to portray Grayling's 'CRAP' legal aid cuts on his birthday

The Legal Aid Team! are three superhero lawyers who aim to show the public the impact of the legal aid cuts in the build up...

Being true to yourself and staying on course as a new leader

By Colin Dworkin, Director of Programmes, Talaspect Talent Development

Thin and crumbling skulls

Drs Hugh Koch, Jon Vallano, and Louise De Haro make recommendations for applying rules consistently to pre-existing status in psychological injury claims

Criminal legal aid challenge dismissed by Court of Appeal

'Gutted' access to justice campaigners vow to continue the fight and push for legal aid to become an election issue

Solicitor handed record Â£305k fine

Tribunal says Nigel Harvie has 'done significant harm to the reputation of the profession'

Let us in to jail, says Howard League

Frances Crook condemns the politicisation of Ministry of Justice (MoJ) civil servants after an invitation to visit two privately-run prisons was withdrawn, reports Catherine Baksi

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