Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Local government update

A lack of online activity presents a gaping hole in many authorities' operating capabilities, and lawyers must be watchful of the legal implications, says Peter Hill

Employment update

Ryan Clement discusses cases covering the test for remittal of proceedings, TUPE and employers' duty to inform, and reasonable adjustments required for disabled persons

SRA PII consultation: flawed, rushed and dangerous

In a harsh economic environment, the cost of professional indemnity insurance (PII) has become particularly burdensome on the legal profession. Solicitors Journal, in partnership with Miller Insurance Services LLP (Miller), invited key stakeholders to discuss what the SRA's latest consultation on PII means for all law firms

ADR won't stay second choice for long

Private dispute resolution will pave the way for party controlled and economical mediation between parties in finance disputes, believes Michael Cover

It's a global game

Guernsey supports the eradication of tax evasion and is ready to play but in a fair way with global and equitable rule, says Fiona Le Poidevin

A cunning plan

Fresh from his starring role in the state opening of parliament, everyone's favourite government minister (no, not Nick Clegg or George Osborne), Chris Grayling, hotfooted it over to east London for the annual lunch of the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives (CILEx).

The Sherlock syndrome and the Darwinian data disruption

By Eric Hunter, Director of Knowledge, Innovation & Technology Strategies, Bradford & Barthel

Standing on firm ground

Kenneth Dibble explores how the First-tier tribunal's decision in respect of Bath Rec recognises the important role the Charity Commission has in providing for the effective regulation of charitable community assets

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