Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Lord Chancellor judged to have acted 'unlawfully' over legal aid consultation

Embarrassment for Chris Grayling as solicitors taste victory in challenge to his reforms

Sydney-based lawyer...

...Denis Manning Anderson has allegedly been caught using the identity of a dead client to access the prized Members Reserve at the Melbourne Cricket Ground during the Australian rules football AFL grand finals.

Shedding light on Grayling's rotten 'prison estate'

MoJ hinders research into the extent of rape in prisons. John van der Luit-Drummond reports

State of play: case summaries

Karen Bayley and Heather Viljoen review recent case law about vulnerable clients and inheritance

News in brief: week beginning 15 September 2014

Barristers in the dock, a career judiciary calls for privacy on legal aid fees

CILEx announces its proposals for the next government

Government should consider a wholesale review of the impact of changes to criminal legal aid

Selling ourselves

The polls have closed, the votes have been counted and Huw Edwards has eventually made it to his bed. Scotland has decided and, for now, it has decided to stay with us.

It's all about perception

A change in perception is required to overcome the naive and sanguine outlook of equity investors before it is too late, says Claire Bennison

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