Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Update | Agriculture: chancel repair liability, water extraction licences and rent for agricultural holdings

Simon Blackburn examines chancel repair liability, water extraction licences and rent for agricultural holdings

Just two comparison websites sign up to new legal standards

Panel urges signatories to allow consumers to make meaningful choices as use of DIY law rises

Living up to expectations

Despite controversy and opposition in the House of Lords, employees can now revoke their rights for shares. But is the new status too flawed to be used in practice, asks Jeremias Prassl

Workshop: Ghosts of occupiers past

When acting in the buying or selling of a property it is essential to consider vacant possession, says John Coulter

Update | Consumer: contracts made in the home

Geoff Simpson-Scott examines the cancellation of contracts made in a consumers home, and its interpretation in Robertson v Swift

Business development | Service is a beautiful word

To many, service means nothing more than doing the job. But, keeping your standards high and clients happy could push your referrals up even more, says Julian Summerhayes

The limited effect of costs sanctions on litigants in person

Judges powers to impose costs sanctions on litigants in person abusing the court process may have little effect in practice, say Francesca Kaye and Mary Hodgson

Co-op Bank's debt rating downgraded to 'junk' status

Move follows collapse of deal to buy Lloyds branches

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