Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

The end is nigh

Continuing to fight a probate claim when the case appears to have tipped against you is a fool's errand â€“ withdraw while you can

Seesaw staffing: The optimal leverage ratio in law firms

Leverage has an inverted U-shaped relationship with performance in diversified law firms, reveal Amit Karna, Ansgar Richter and Monika Schommer

The perils of refusing to mediate

Mediation is an opportunity to better understand your opponent's case as well as the weaknesses of your own position, says Danielle De Val

Anyone who undertakes the role of money laundering reporting officer (MLRO) knows there is often a feeling of dread when a report comes in from a member of staff, particularly if it comes with the caveat 'this is a really urgent on';.

Trainee hunger games

Wannabe trainees who recognise the legal profession's market change stand in better stead than the ones who do not, explains Laura Clenshaw

Shifting the focus to prevention, not correction

Jennifer Martin advises COFAs on a series of robust measures to ensure breaches are minor and few

Protecting distinctiveness with 'layout marks'

Jonathan T R Silverman

Will the polluter finally pay the price?

The Court of Appeal will no longer be able to overturn tough fines for environmental offenders, explains Dr Paul Stookes

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