Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Paralegal purgatory

The paralegal register could benefit the minority at the expense of the majority, says Luke Murphy

High Court to hear 'double discrimination' claim against Catholic parents

Swansea City and County Council withdraw free transport from pupils attending Catholic and Church in Wales schools

Power to the practitioner

Martin Coleman explains why the new CPD requirements will stop solicitors clocking up hours of irrelevant training

Which regulator would you prefer, madam?

Stuart Bushell asks what CILEx brings to the table, considering the SRA's unpopularity within the profession

Booming Bristol

Glorious countryside scenes mixed with a demand for commercial and corporate roles means the South West is attracting top talent, explains Georgina Inson

A dyslexia snapshop for legal professionals

Ruth Fenton advises firms on how they can do more to support dyslexic employees

The might of the electronic pen

Jayne Clemens and Tom Stenner-Evans discuss the remedies available in cases of defamatory online statements made by disgruntled ex-employees

Hemming: outcome and implications

The judgment in Hemming will have far-reaching consequences for the funding of regulated entities, says Jermey Phillips

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