Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

A cat and mouse trademark game

Stuart Whitwell explains why Cartier is waging war against the internet in its latest trademark infringement battle

Storage wars

To avoid unnecessary costs, firms should have clear policies in place for the storage of client documents, says Bryan Shacklady

Rowland v Divall: logical fallacy?

The courts' interpretation of consumer protection is both confusing and unfair, argues Daniel M Collins

Anti-competitive operations

The average consumer who uses their credit or debit card barely appreciates the elaborate legal structure necessary to make the system work, discusses Paul Stanley QC

An enterprising solution for law firms

Firms able to access a new level of workflow management

HMRC's welcome and controversial powers

Victoria Mahon de Palacios discusses inheritance tax charges on trusts, tax avoidance schemes, wills for same-sex couples, digital LPAs and the importance of choosing the right attorney

The fine line between worker and employee

Parental leave, employment tribunal fees and dismissal dates have all made an appearance of late in the courts, writes Ryan Clement

BEPS Solicitors get justice for defendant by smartphone

Brady, Eastwood, Pierce and Stewart Solicitors get justice for defendant by smartphone, says DPS Software

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