Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Should charities propagate extremist views?

Trustees must keep the best interests of their charity at heart when considering giving a platform to extremist views, says Kenneth Dibble

Transferring assets to a new-model charity

Stephen Roberts explains how new charitable incorporated organisations can transfer property from an unincorporated charity

It's not always black and white

Trusts and estates disputes have increased, but they don't have to end up in court. Mediation is ingrained in litigation and a wise choice for clients, says Tony Cockayne

The sting of penalties

Negligence in estate administration can be a costly mistake for solicitors, but there are experts who can help find hidden assets, says Fraser & Fraser

The rainy day cometh

Editor's blog | The new normal

High street firms should expect continued falls in profit, claims a new survey

Folklaw | The jewel in the crown

Andrew Lugger looks back at the law 'that changed the governance of India

Profit falls the 'new normal' for high street firms

Profit per partner double in larger firms

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