Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

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politicisation of Ministry of Justice (MoJ) civil servants after an invitation to visit two privately-run prisons was withdrawn, reports Catherine Baksi

Legal aid cuts a 'black mark' on government's children's rights record

Parliamentary committee calls for a review of young people's access to justice

Punitive threat: How to respond to an ICO Notice of Intent

Antonis Patrikios and Sabba Mahmood consider how to respond to an ICO Notice of Intent and minimise the financial and reputational impact on your firm

Much ado about nothing

The SRA's withdrawal from the graduate recruitment code may be a blessing in disguise for firms and students, says Natasza Slater

Third-party funding is for everyone

More cases than you think lend themselves to third-party funding, says Louis Young

Paying for the privilege

Jonathon Stokes wonders if we are missing the point of the government's recent court fee increase

Lawyers are fed to the press like lambs to the slaughter

Professional misconduct should be handled privately and not in the mainstream media, says Stephen Grosz QC

Human law: How soft skills will differentiate lawyers from robots

Soft skills will secure lawyers' future in the age of artificial intelligence, says Rachel Brushfield

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