Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

ABSs have changed the partnership game

Natasza Slater discusses why a generation of lawyers are chasing in-house roles and dissembling the partnership driven dream

Disclosing knowledge of knotweed needs to be more transparent

Nic Seal tells SJ what all solicitors should know about Japanese knotweed during the conveyancing process

Firms should voluntarily carry out equal pay audits

Compliance with new equality measures will see defendant firms obliged to display clean reports, explains Crystal Bolton

Quickie divorces unrealistic in heartbreak hotel

Tania Derrett-Smith and Louise Jackson doubt Divorce Hotel's promise of separating after a weekend away

Winn-win situation?

With a prominent personal injury practice now owned by a charitable trust, John van der Luit-Drummond wonders if law firms should be more cautious who...

Law firm in equal ABS partnership with charity

Aspire to receive 50 per cent of profits to reinvest back into charitable causes

Multi-disciplinary practices: friend or foe?

Regulators must pick their battles when it comes to overseeing MDPs, ABSs and non-reserved legal activities, explains Stuart Bushell

Japanese horticulture ties legislation up in knots

Sellers must take care to avoid liability for misrepresentation when replying to questions about Japanese knotweed, says Andrew Skelly

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