Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

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

Dirty laundry

Family feuds and estate disputes make great stories, but are headlines sullying the good name of trusts and trustees, asks Nicola Plant

International surrogacy laws are not keeping up with changing social patterns

In the absence of harmonised rules, the difference in worldwide approach will continue to cause legal confusion and complication as surrogacy becomes commonplace, say Claire Wood and Katie Newbury

Small and mighty: bigger isn't always better in criminal legal aid

The government may want to hand ?out criminal legal aid contracts to fewer, bigger firms, but smaller practices with lower overhead costs are arguably in a better position to survive the planned 17.5 per cent cuts, says ?David Gilmore

Arbitration costs 'much more' than litigation

Judges more incentivised than arbitrators to keep costs down, says Lord Neuberger

Talent quicksand: Why law firms should provide new career paths

Is the traditional career model for lawyers dead? Rachel Brushfield and Mitch Kowalski explore why law firms need to break away from linear career paths

Private client solicitors must think outside the box

Creatively promoting will writing to a demographic outside of the over-50s is the key to expanding business

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