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Jean-Yves Gilg

Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Firms not shopping around for professional indemnity insurance

Solicitors Journal

Firms not shopping around for professional indemnity insurance

Emergence of brokers' schemes a main driver behind law firm loyalty to insurers

Graduates develop lead generation chatbot for law firms

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Graduates develop lead generation chatbot for law firms

Prediction algorithm combined with machine learning will deliver quality referrals, LawBotX team promises

Guidance needed over new risk-based anti-money laundering regulations

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Guidance needed over new risk-based anti-money laundering regulations

Firms urged to start re-assessing risk and reviewing existing policies

Solicitors still outflank barristers as district judges but numbers are falling

Solicitors Journal

Solicitors still outflank barristers as district judges but numbers are falling

Lord chief justice disappointed at slow progress of judicial diversity agenda

SRA reclaims enforcement credentials with record Â£250k fine on White & Case

Solicitors Journal

SRA reclaims enforcement credentials with record Â£250k fine on White & Case

Firm admits it acted recklessly in conflict of interest probe

Public legal education panel to help teach people about rights

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Public legal education panel to help teach people about rights

Mock trials and role plays to bring law to the people in drive to equip litigants in person with legal skills

Land Registry begins journey down 'digital street'

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Land Registry begins journey down 'digital street'

New pilot forms part of tech transformation programme paving the way for digital mortgages

Public prefers to complain about supermarkets and banks than lawyers

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Public prefers to complain about supermarkets and banks than lawyers

LeO chief executive urges 'silent sufferers' to exercise their rights

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