Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Clients value service more

The value of legal knowledge is diminishing, says Leeds solicitor Jonathan Wearing, and lawyers must accept it

Grayling outlines second wave of judicial review curbs

Legal aid available for 'meritorious' applications which fail to get permission

ABS countdown | The Australians are coming

As Slater & Gordon continues to acquire English law firms, Stuart Bushell asks what can UK lawyers learn from the Australian approach and external investment generally

Not a dirty word

Understanding your services and your place in the market as a firm is key to proper pricing, says Ursula Rice

Update | Court of Protection: significant developments in healthcare treatment and welfare

The Court of Protection's decision to allow non-therapeutic vasectomy for the first time is only one of several significant developments in healthcare treatment and welfare, says Fiona Scolding

Update | Intellectual property: wide-ranging changes

The Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act and the Intellectual Property Bill will bring about exceptionally wide-ranging changes, says Susan Singleton

Workshop: Obtaining probate for a foreign domiciled deceased

Increasingly clients have assets in several countries. Colin Dunston examines obtaining ?a grant to an estate in England and Wales where the deceased died domiciled abroad

Grayling presses on with civil legal aid cuts

Separate consultation promised on judicial review curbs

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