Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Firm is the third regional practice to fail this year

As litigators get to grips with the complexities of costs budgeting they should take care to tread carefully, says Clare Robinson

The Jackson reforms could bring major benefits for claimants able to make an early Part 36 offer, says Mark Cannon QC

The Bar has proved surprisingly good at adapting to change, but the LASPO reforms are setting unprecedented challenges, says Charles Cory-Wright QC

Judges have come a long way since the 2004 Halsey judgment, but there is some way to go still to blend mediation into the dispute...

The rise in claims funded by third parties is the natural next stage in a funding revolution started thirty years ago, say Tom Custance and...

LASPO has left it to ?judges to implement the Jackson reforms as intended, meaning it will be years before litigators can get ?clarity over their...

The threshold to assess capacity to marry for elderly or vulnerable people should remain a low one but the courts should do their utmost to...

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