Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Smashing in the New Year with Hulk QC

John van der Luit-Drummond gets the lowdown from Barrister Hulk QC on all the big stories from January 2015

Firms are unlikely to hire you over Skype

Are vacation schemes a prerequisite to a training contract offer or a reflection of the over-supply of law graduates, asks Natasza Slater

Will we or won't we get our costs back?

Tom Holbrook congratulates litigators on making it to 2015 after a tough Mitchell-centric year

Mr Nice Guy

In a wide-ranging interview with John van der Luit-Drummond, Dominic Grieve QC insists criticism for the Human Rights Act isn't totally without merit, and that...

Who's in the driving seat: the estate agent or solicitor?

Conveyancers need to go further in harnassing technology and improving relationships with estate agents to gain more market influence, argues Mark Riddick

Moving in the right direction

The new Judgments Regulation is not perfect, but it goes a long way towards redressing the rigidity of the previous regime, believes Paul Stanley QC

Justice agencies lack human decency when it comes to complaints

Complaints process for victims almost as bad as being a victim

Protective costs orders in environmental cases

The UK is still failing to comply with the Aarhus Convention by making some environmental cases prohibitively expensive for claimants, says Annabel Graham Paul

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