Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Update | Insolvency: Material Adverse Change

Denise Fawcett asks what exactly is Material Adverse Change

Workshop: Restrictions on a registered title when dealing with residential property

John Coulter examines the use 'of restrictions on a registered title when dealing with residential property

Business development | Change means going forwards, not back

The legal landscape hasn't just been adverse to change, says Julian Summerhayes, it's been actively fighting it off

Complaints | Clear the communication channels

If a client isn't made aware that letters of wishes aren't legally binding, it could present an opportunity to address your channels of communication says Eleanor Kilner

Circuit judges attack cuts to judicial review and prison law

'Impossible' for genuine judicial review claimants to find lawyers

'Remain vigilant on judicial independence', LCJ tells judges

Lord Judge calls for 'meticulous' approach in final Mansion House speech

Balva was third biggest indemnity insurer

Law Society includes unrated insurers in guide but gives warnings

Divide and rule

So, the justice secretary likes solicitors and is fed up with barristers. Chris Grayling's appearance at this morning's justice select committee could not have gone any worse as far as the Bar is concerned. Not only was the Bar failing to respond properly to his plans or to co-operate on quality standards, there were too many criminal legal aid barristers and a lot of them were "struggling to get enough work".

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