Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

International law | The Solicitors' Journal - July 26, 1862

In 1862, against the backdrop of the American Civil War, SJ argued for a change to international law

The law of 'fair presentations'

David Hertzell examines the intricacies of the new Insurance Act 2015 and what it means for law firms' professional indemnity policies

Interest and your 'client account

It is fundamental that an interest policy is maintained and reviewed by solicitor practices to ensure client interest is being safeguarded effectively, advises Samantha Mason

Not a gift horse

Margaret Windram reviews the limits on the authority of attorneys and deputies to make gifts

What Brexit could mean for individual rights

John Hodgson considers how the rights of citizenship, free movement, and entitlement to social security benefits might be affected for UK citizens in the EU, and vice versa

Where to now for EU travel law?

From air fares to data roaming charges, Dr Julian Morris discusses the potential effects of Brexit for UK tour operators and travellers

Express elections 'on succession

In the aftermath of the Brexit vote, clarity is needed on the EU Succession Regulation, writes Kate Johnson

Dealing with clients at breaking point

Dr Bob Murray explains the effect of workplace stress on behavior and decision making, and how lawyers can combat this for themselves and their clients

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