Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

LegalZoom flotation postponed as investors turn cautious

Concerns over value of business and risk of lawsuits stall first tech legal services IPO

Two years of being a solicitor for the price of one as SRA goes back to paper

Regulator gives priority to PC renewals as it shelves MySRA for non-practising solicitors

Completing the jigsaw: the likely effect of the 10 percent increase in general damages

Claimant lawyers heaved a moderate sigh of relief when the Court of Appeal promised to implement Jackson LJ's proposal to increase general damages by 10 per cent, a part of the costs reform jigsaw that parliament had not taken forward. Defendant lawyers aren't so convinced that the move would achieve the intended rebalancing. We asked claimant ?lawyer David Marshall and defendant lawyer Rachel Moore for their initial impressions

SRA appoints expert to investigate discrimination claims

Professor Gus John to focus on quality of decision-making

Workshop: Property: mortgages and shared ownership

Few lenders involved in shared ownership schemes would agree to including the housing association in the mortgage deeds without it having any liability, while the Land Registry will also refuse registration if only the individual purchaser is named, says John Coulter

Jean-Yves Gilg

LegalZoom flotation postponed as investors turn cautious

Two years of being a solicitor for the price of one as SRA goes back to paper

Completing the jigsaw: the likely effect of the 10 percent increase in general damages

SRA appoints expert to investigate discrimination claims

Workshop: Property: mortgages and shared ownership

Adhering to the spirit of Part 36

Rethinking software licensing

Perverting the course of justice is an inherently serious offence

Jean-Yves Gilg

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