Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Challenges to decisions to prosecute have remained rare

Merely showing a local authority has misapplied its own policy is not enough for the court to allow a challenge to a decision to prosecute,...

Judge who condemned 'contumelious' claimants rounds on defendants

'Object lesson in how modern litigation should not be conducted'

RDR: specialising is key

Financial firms that can carve out a niche service for their clients should continue to thrive in the post-RDR climate, says Alistair Cunningham

Structures and prices: How do you provide value to your clients?

By Victoria Brackett, Managing Partner, Thomas Eggar

Manchester firm to lead second wave of Mau Mau litigation

Tandem Law has gathered over 8,000 torture, detention and mistreatment claims

Common sense

Carefully structuring the ownership and occupation of agricultural property and any changes to arrangements has been underscored by some recent tax cases, say Fiona Graham...

SRA warns over rise in dishonest misuse of client assets

Updated Risk Outlook sounds alarm over ongoing financial risk, group contagion and cloud computing

Munby: media access to court documents is essential

Public has legitimate interest in how family courts' exercise power, says senior family judge

Jean-Yves Gilg

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