Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Lawyer dramas are more like real life documentaries these days

There are so few barristers in 'Silk' it makes the programme look like the post-Grayling apocalypse, says Felix

Clearing the air: further clarity for private nuisance by the Supreme Court

While the planning authority's role is granting permission, the court must consider whether nuisance exists, says Dr Paul Stookes

'Free' movement across EU member states

A recent decision reveals how the European Court of Justice balances ideology with reality in its approach to immigration, by Paul Stanley QC

Employment update

Stephen Levinson examines the impact of the introduction of fees on tribunal claims

Widening the margin of error

Has the Supreme Court opened the floodgates to future litigation following its ruling on clerical mistakes, asks Matthew Duncan

Public register puts basic concept of trusts in question

New anti-money laundering rules could undermine the take-up of trusts, says Filippo Noseda

Filling the generation gap

Whenever it's the right time for UHNWs to pass on wealth, face-to-face communication between family members is key, say Charles Gowlland and Frank Akers-Douglas

Conveyancers: join our campaign to reduce delays to leasehold property purchases

Management companies should deliver leasehold information within a set time period and cost, says Eddie Goldsmith

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