Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Criminal law update

Miranda Ching considers the US's approach to whistleblowing, the controversy surrounding the wearing of the niqab in criminal courts, and credit for guilty pleas

The dream of running a law firm on free software

As law firms try to find ways of cutting their IT spend, 'Damian Blackburn analyses the cost of effective technology

Strategic structure: Optimise your law firm's organisational model

A good organisational structure follows firm strategy, and a good strategy is in line with ?firm structure, says Ansgar Richter

Are you sensitive to the prevailing archetype of governance within your firm?

By Greg Bott, Head of the Client Development Centre, Addleshaw Goddard

Lord Dyson sends 'clear message' by dismissing Mitchell costs appeal

Defaults 'not minor or trivial and there was no good excuse for them'

Most small business owners 'prepared to represent themselves'

Almost a third unaware of conditional fees in commercial cases

First legal services credit finance brokerage launched

Russian-speaking pioneer hopes to 'change way lawyers think about charging'

The Court of Protection has come under scrutiny after a recent case in which lay deputies were able to abuse a compensation fund. But a perfect system is wishful thinking at the moment, says Simon Hardy

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