Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Want of knowledge and approval

The elements of the Banks v Goodfellow test do not have to be possessed to the highest degree to ensure the validity of a will

Changing landscape of PI claims harming access to justice

A distinction must be made between fraudulent claims and unnecessary claims, says Law Society chief

Get creative

The nature of private client work makes it tricky to market a firm and all the services on offer, but it's certainly not impossible

Pupillages dominated by white, male BPTC graduates, suggest new stats

BSB hopes research will inform students before making a decision about their career chances

Tidal changes

A tide of financial transparency is sweeping across the world. Swimming against it is folly; it will have severe reputational and financial consequences

APIL: Government plans to end 'trivial' injury claims 'utterly groundless'

Vulnerable people are being targeted in 'a game of numbers', says Neil Sugarman

Shami Chakrabarti to lead Labour's anti-Semitism inquiry

Jeremy Corbyn calls for independent inquiry under the former director of Liberty to tackle racism

Women in law: A reminder of the stats

While Chloe Gallagher celebrates the trailblazing female role models the profession has to offer, parity is far from the horizon

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