Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Court of Appeal close to setting debt repayment precedent

Michael Henry could be forced to pay off his debts with his pension savings

Currency wars

Debasing a national currency in an attempt to improve exports and economic activity is not a new economic lever, but it might be about to take place on a scale not seen for over 80 years, says Claire Bennison

Law firm advertising and a tenuous link to the Saatchi Bill

There is something ironic in Lord Saatchi being linked to a law firm with a specialty in medical negligence

Future-focused leaders: Six steps to stay ahead of the change curve

How can managing partners be more strategic leaders? Steven Krupp and Paul S. Schoemaker suggest six steps to stay ahead of the change curve

Flourishing ideas: Why some law firms are more entrepreneurial than others

Joshua Freedman goes behind the scenes to discover what makes some law firms more entrepreneurial than others

Thousands of lawyers set to desert Conservatives if Grayling stays

82 per cent of legal sector more likely to vote Tory at general election if new justice secretary is appointed

19th century criminal trials are too expensive, says Leveson

President of the Queen's Division says "we have to live with diminished resources for years to come"

Women lawyers typically work 12 months for the price of 10

By Linda Stewart, Head of Employment, Simpson Millar

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