Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Government has short-changed the public on legal aid cuts

NAO report finds cuts were not thought through and that the most vulnerable are unable to access legal aid. Laura Clenshaw reports

Unscrupulous haggling is creeping into the profession

Disingenuous complaints – particularly in respect of litigious matters – are being lodged by some clients in an attempt to shave a few pounds from their final bill.

DPS Software release Oyez integration to further expand forms offering

By DPS Software

When two worlds collide

Following a seemingly innocuous statement of changes, crossover is now inevitable between immigration and contract law, explains Ian Robinson

'Landmark judgment' isn't about overtime at all

Adam Lambert discusses the EAT's decision of the year that doesn't benefit anyone

Not so safe as houses

The judgment in Southern Pacific v Scott marks the end of the line for many tenants caught up in similar sale-and-rent-back mortgage litigation, explains Paul Heeley

Top tools to increase printing efficiency

Two simple systems can help firms lower printing costs, reduce waste and avoid security problems, explains Damian Blackburn

One consultation size does not fit all

Saara Idelbi discusses challenges over QASA, defeats for the Lord Chancellor and society's interaction with public policy decision-making

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