Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

A tale of two polities

It remains to be seen how autocratic countries, such as Argentina and Venezuela, will handle a growing middle class, but they have certainly chosen the...

Finders, minders and grinders: working out an attribution system between partners

Measuring partners' contribution by reference to profitability gives a more realistic picture of their worth but it's also a lot more complex, says Chris Robinson

Mergers are not enough

At a basic level, the very model of partnerships is flawed, ?says Fiona Hotston Moore

Deputies must be made mandatory in damages claims

Allowing non-deputies to be financially responsible for family members' damages claims 'is too big a risk, say Brian Bacon

Whistleblowing consultation should tackle unjustified restrictions

The government's consultation is the opportunity to address key shortfalls in the current law, says Employment Lawyers Association whistleblowing specialist Anthony Korn

Reaching an agreement should be a two-man job

Cases that inevitably settle at the court door and trials akin to an LPC exam question make Catherine Burtinshaw wonder if she's in the right...

Renewal jungle: Trends in the US professional liability insurance market

Mid-sized US law firms are struggling to make sense of current trends in professional liability insurance, says Thomas Berman

Family courts 'are not a talking shop', Ryder LJ says

He gives guidance on 'more inquisitorial process' for litigants in person

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