Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Bureaucracy and reduced provider numbers are threatening legal help take-up

The most worrying aspect of the low take-up of legal help is that it could justify scrapping, says Steve Hynes

Felix | Back to basics

It is a jury that decides whether a defendant is guilty or innocent, not politicians or journalists, says Felix

Ties that bind: Merger integration at global law firms

Ben Rigby goes behind the scenes at two new international law firms to learn how they have tackled merger integration

Edmonds challenges profession to throw away its regulatory rule books

Legal Services Board chair discusses his master plan for a single legal regulator, the failings of a rule-based approach and his ideas for a Royal College of Advocacy

Spotlight | Sandra Brown

Bridging the gap: moving firms after nearly 30 years is a big step but it was an obvious decision for Sandra Brown, she tells Jennifer Palmer-Violet

Lorraine Studholm Feltham v Freer Bouskell

Heather Viljoen reviews recent case law about professional negligence in will writing

Legal education must be more flexible, says LSB

Board issues statutory guidelines for regulators

Bland brands: What Ryanair can teach law firms about brand differentiation

Managing partners can learn much from Ryanair's CEO about developing distinctive brands for their firms, says Gavin Ingham Brooke

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