Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Regulatory watch | Why can't the SRA adopt a policy on time extensions?

The principles of transparency, consistency and accountability underpinning the Legal Services Act require our regulator to publish a policy on extensions of time, says Nigel West

European brief | Assumption that employed lawyers are not 'independent' is unsatisfactory

The strict requirement of independence for lawyers appearing in the European Court of Justice is at odds with the court's own approach to restrictive measures and their effectiveness, says Paul Stanley NO

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 that, on balance, 'the contract should proceed, says Saira Sheikh

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 legal advice in a police station in circumstances in which all the consequences of a decision to waive are not made known to the suspect.

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

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