Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

When Big Brother goes too far

A recent decision by the CJEU struck the right balance between security and privacy in the digital world, says Paul Stanley QC

Celebrities and MPs remain impervious to the laws of the land

The criminal justice system is behind the times in cases of sexual offences, says Felix

Pitfalls to drafting a Sharia-compliant will under English law

Marrying the two systems can cause problems, especially in relation to inheritance tax planning, says Jacqueline Almond

Will Grayling's new 'darling' save the day?

Brenna Conroy wonders whether the justice secretary's planning court will stop meritless claims clogging up the court system

Do you know your section 288 from your section 289?

Procedural disparities will crop up when planning appeal challenges in the High Court, says Meyric Lewis

Blogging violations: The common legal pitfalls of blogging

Ruth Carter discusses how to avoid the biggest legal pitfalls of blogging

Estate planning update

Where there's a will there's an intention, but honest mistakes, nil rate bands and tax consequences can affect interpretation, say Helen Bryant and Richard McDermott

Consensus building: A necessity or a needless exercise?

By Julious P. Smith Jr, Chair Emeritus, Williams Mullen

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