Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Hot property: Avoiding the mortgage fraud trap

As the property market picks up, solicitors should be even more vigilant about the risk of mortgage fraud, because they will almost inevitably be the ones lenders will sue when the crime comes to light, say Michelle Garlick and Joanne Smith

LETR: moving towards evidence-based competences

Law firms should start taking an outcomes-focused approach to training and be sharper about individual needs, says Jane Jarman

The single regulator debate is not a vote winner

Everyone is fighting their corner and the government is showing no sign of engagement over legal services regulation, says Stuart Bushell

Sound advice for conference calls

Preparation is key and really helps the courts in 'telephone hearings, says District Judge Nigel Law

Deathbed planning: beware and be practical

LAST WORDS

Hudson hits back at criminal legal aid critics

'I wish to restate unequivocally that the Law Society opposes fee cuts'

Local government update

Debra Martin discusses how local authorities can set up their 'own investment funds to stimulate growth

Why don't lawyers trust marketers?

Partners should recruit the best people then leave them to 'their jobs, especially those who are leading practice 'development, says Kent-based Robin Evans

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