Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

From the archive: May 17, 1996

It is like the distant throb of a pneumatic drill or the faint odour which wafts up to my window from the Ouse at low tide. It gradually impinges on the consciousness, until you slowly realise it is there. So the word Internet found its way into my vocabulary, then, like the smell of mud from the river, found its way into my room.

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Julia Salasky discusses the regulatory blueprint behind crowdfunding a case in the UK

In discussion: Brexit

Last week, when it was reported that the Italian Supreme Court had essentially sanctioned the defence of necessity for an individual who stole food to stave off hunger, I held my breath waiting for the headline hysteria warning our nation of shop keepers to triple lock their sandwich cabinets because the 'Europeans' were authorising daylight foodstuff thievery.

Defendants in person, aliens, and the MoJ Jekyll and Hyde

Jean-Yves Gilg

From the archive: May 17, 1996

Crowdfunding and compliance: What you need to know

In discussion: Brexit

Defendants in person, aliens, and the MoJ Jekyll and Hyde

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