Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Business groups call on prime minister to scrap legal reforms

The government's commitment to ending the LASPO exemption on insolvency litigation is labelled 'misguided', 'anti-business' and 'flies in the face of available evidence'

Former solicitor sues former firm for disability discrimination

Claimant alleged to have had 'problems' with a female member of staff

Home Office will consider a time limit on police bail

Appropriate checks and balances needed for the use of 'extraordinary police powers'

Low hanging fruit

HMRC knows exactly where UK non-domiciled individuals are likely to make a mistake on their tax declarations and specifically targets them, says Mark Davies

Human rights should not be used as a political tool

This is the country that wrote Magna Carta…

The future of mesothelioma's lost exemption is up in the air

The government has shot itself in the foot by deciding not to permanently exempt insolvency litigation from LASPO, says Giles Frampton

No man's land

Recent case law shows that inaccurate notices at the Land Registry is a predicament the Supreme Court is not yet ready to handle, explains Mark Warwick QCe

Root cause of risk

Eleanor Kilner considers the impact of the SRA's proposed changes to the compulsory PII terms for solicitors

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