Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Charity law update

Sarah Clune considers the impact of significant changes to lobbying guidance, tax avoidance, conflicts of interests and human rights in the charity sector

Ex-husband facing prison sentence for non-payment of divorce settlement

Judge hears of 'false' claims of impoverishment designed to mislead the court

Formula 1 team faces legal action following staff dismissal

Caterham team accused of running 'roughshod' and unfairly dismissing its employees

Children granted access to judges in family courts

Young people's voices will be heard in the family justice system under new government proposals

Brand consultancy compares merged law firms to cocktails

Intangible Business says bringing two or more firms together is similar to how mixologists create cocktails

Safeguard your client's investment with Searches UK

There are various costs related to purchasing a property and depending on which level of protection you select for your client, Searches UK will return...

Keep calm and don't make Hulk angry

SJ's John van der Luit-Drummond once again goes toe to toe with the learned green submission machine, Barrister Hulk QC

Cabinet reshuffle: shifting the balance of power in human rights law

Conservative promises to curtail the power of the European Court of Human Rights is a 'car crash' waiting to happen. John van der Luit-Drummond reports

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