Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Workshop: Public law: challenging automatic suspension of tenders under review

There is no presumption in law that the automatic suspension of a contract award under challenge cannot be displaced, but applicants must convince the court...

Update | PACE: cover evidence, necessity of arrest

The recent Court of Appeal decision of Saunders v R [2012] EWCA Crim 1380 considered whether a valid waiver is given of the right to...

Update | Immigration: procedure, rights of dependents

'deportation of EU citizens, and the rights of dependents

Update | Education: complaining against higher education bodies

Salima Mawji assesses 'the effectiveness of the 'new complaint procedure against higher education bodies and the role of the independent adjudicator

Walking a tightrope: charities' probate litigation

A guide to probate litigation for charities, ?by Naomi O'Higgins and Clare Pooley

Editor's blog | Blitzkrieg on the high street

QualitySolicitors and LegalZoom are under pressure from private equity to conquer the high street fast, but the Co-op has time on its side

Felix | When Britain was a different country

The Hillsborough report is a tribute to those who have faith in the law ?and shows how far we have moved on as a nation,...

Folk law | In suspicious circumstances

Andrew Lugger investigates the role of the coroner's office and two of the most controversial inquests of the twentieth century

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