Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

News in brief: week beginning 8 September 2014

Jailed solicitors, zip wire challenges and a tale of tweed

A solicitorâ€¦

has been struck off the roll for stealing a pair of sunglasses.

Over the summer months, taking a holiday from his duties in Parliament Square, Lord Neuberger went on a grand tour. As he passed through a number of Australian cities, he delivered a series of occasionally controversial lectures to other distinguished lawyers.

MoJ announces interim payments on criminal legal aid fees

Fee U-turn to lift cashflow burden on criminal lawyers as Grayling accused of "manipulation" at High Court

SJ about town

Reform, regulation and charitable soakings

Post-mortem testing for paternity

Sarah White considers the difficulties in establishing paternity after the death of an alleged father

European Court of Justice rules on the calculation of holiday pay

UK employers required to include commission in calculating holiday pay for workers

Secrets and lies: will drafting

Sarah Roberts considers whether there is anywhere to hide in will drafting in light of recent changes

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