Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Technology bubble

If global growth remains supportive and earnings move in line with expectations, winners in the sector should be able to provide healthy returns, says Claire Bennison

Moving on: criminal squatting and adverse possession

What view will the Court of Appeal take on the human rights arguments, which were only briefly addressed in the High Court, ask Mark Pawlowski and Sandra Clarke, as they discuss the latest ruling on possessive claims

Do you really want to know your client?

Research matters so ask the right questions then provide the right 'experienc'; not 'servic';, says Matthew Morel

Outsourcing for the right reasons

Always act in the best interests of your firm when deliberating over whether to subcontract technology processes, says Damian Blackburn

60-second interview: Zoe Sive

ZoÃ« Sive, private client tax partner at Kingsley Napley, discusses her new role

Education update

Universities failing to provide for students with disabilities is a growing litigation minefield, warns Jamie Dixon

Police and criminal evidence update

Rebecca Connell and Vivien Cochrane discuss challenges to search warrants, detention under schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act 2000, pre-emptive arrests and recorded conversations

Digital renaissance

In the 21st century, how can it be that the UK's courts and tribunals are still working with paper files and treasury tags? In a lecture to the Society for Computers and the Law last week, the Lord Chief Justice, Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd, explained why that must change.

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