Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Shelfer is not the be all and end all

The judgment in Lawrence will prompt more judicial discretion in granting injunctions, says Ryan Diamond

Conveyancing: tailoring information to a client's needs

Conveyancers have a duty of care to provide clients with a level of information about a transaction that is appropriate for their particular situation, says...

Send a clear message

Internal communication is only successful if it is a two-way process that garners attention, respect and belief, says Geraint Jones

Engaging your senior associates in finding solutions to retention issues

By Victoria Brackett, Managing Partner, Thomas Eggar

Securing relief from sanctions in procedural orders

Swift action can reduce penalties in cases where deadlines are missed, says Eleanor Kilner

Mix and mine information to better understand your clients

Legal services can generate and access increasing amounts of data, but the effect to the end user is marginal compared with industrial output, says Damian...

Thomson v Mooney

Heather Viljoen reviews a case about gifting property

Legal executives to undertake conveyancing and probate services

Lord chancellor pledges order that will extend legal executives' rights and place them on same footing as solicitors

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