Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Improving the health of the solicitor-expert relationship

Requesting computerised records and providing redactors with a detailed brief are two ways in which solicitors can help medical experts, says Professor Kevin Moore

Pressure cooker: turning down the heat post Jackson

Engagement with external advisers as early as possible is key where there is doubt as to the financial viability of remaining in claimant personal injury work, says David Johnstone

Keywords aren't enough anymore

Celina McGregor discusses the next technological step in organising electronic documents: predictive coding

Need for clarity in section 146 notices

A recent decision highlights the complication of the interaction between section 146 notices and the determination of breach, says Peter Petts

Between a rock and a hard place

Eleanor Kilner considers the implications for solicitors involved with companies sending bogus law firm letters to scare customers

Planning update

The Court of Appeal has restored certainty to the question of withdrawal of planning permissions, say Julian Boswall and Alex Minhinick

Information Commissioner warns lawyers of data breaches

Fifteen incidents involving members of the legal profession reported in the past three months

MoJ announces new court rules for whiplash claims

Rules set to limit the scope of medical evidence and discourage 'pre-med' offers

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