Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Action needed on zero hours contracts, ELA says

'Not clear' whether demanding exclusivity would 'stand up in court'

Wagstaff and the definition of settled property for CGT purposes

Anything resembling a lease for life must be approached with great caution, especially in the context of family arrangements, say Fiona Graham and William Hadley

Solicitors 'angry and despondent' after Grayling's deal with legal aid barristers

Criminal Bar Association suspends protests after concessions give it '89 per cent'

Legal consultancy helps save Linder Myers from administration

Deal 'believed to be the first of its kind in the legal sector'

Pay per view the answer to publishers' contempt problems, Law Commission says

Charging for the service 'would enable offenders to be traced more easily'

Off the hook: protecting your firm against mortgage fraud

With a greater onus on conveyancers to show they are actively protecting themselves and their clients against mortgate fraud, Peter Rodd shares his tips on...

The case for structured settlements

Pressure from insurance companies for lump sums should be resisted, Richard Fraser argues

Intrinsic vs. extrinsic: Motivations for knowledge sharing in law firms

Do you know what drives your fee earners to share their knowledge? ?In the first of two articles, HÃ©lÃ¨ne Russell reveals what her ?research uncovered

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