Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Stiletto storm

The headlines this week generated by Nicola Thorp, the receptionist who was sent home because she refused to wear two- inch high heels, has again highlighted the issues that employers need to consider when applying their dress code policies.

Walking for justice in London

Charities' needs have grown as resources have shrunk, says Master of the Rolls

Be prepared to shoot a captain for the culture you want

An organisation's culture can be anything you want it to be. But be mindful - embedding your envisioned culture can be difficult and take time, writes Louise Hadland

Remedies in the Consumer Rights Act 2015

In the second of a series of articles on the new consumer rights legislation, Professor Chris Willett discusses the remedies available when goods and digital content do not conform to the contract

Criminalisation of doping in sport

Dr Gregory Ioannidis considers whether the public interest can justify a coercive response to anti-doping violations in sport

Brexit will harm UK's ability to combat cyber attacks, say experts

Covert policing barrister takes aim at IP Bill for not being sufficiently precise to meet minimum legal standards

New 'failure to prevent' offences in corruption crackdown

Lawyers react to government plans on extending scope of economic crimes

State of play: case summaries

Elizabeth Eyre and Jennifer Ridgway examine recent cases involving the amendment of a will post-death, a deceased's domicile and the living arrangements of a vulnerable individual

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