Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Deprivation of liberty: turning back the clocks

A case involving the lawfulness of the detention of a military conscript has been wrongly extended for decades to wider situations involving deprivation of liberty,...

Employer's reference protected by qualified privilege

Hospital lab assistant could not sue former manager for libel

ABS countdown | Demonstrating ongoing fitness to practise

The 'revalidation' proposal is not so radical, it simply reflects the need for a more efficient CPD system, says Stuart Bushell

Society attacks insurers for failing to pass on Â£500m portal savings

'No confidence' that future savings will help consumers

The problem with our boundaries

Mangala Murali argues that the melodrama of prolonged boundary disputes is caused by the archaic nature of UK land law

Conveyancing Quality Scheme: what's it all about?

Anthony Garcia-Deleito ?takes a long-term look at the Conveyancing Quality Scheme, ?arguing that it has the potential ?to deliver more than just a new ?kitemark...

Written in the stars: do not resuscitate orders

A lack of formal guidance on do not resuscitate orders is leaving both practitioners and the public in the dark, says Merry Varney

Restricting the role of privilege against self-incrimination

A phone hacking case has widened the definition of intellectual property and limited the opportunity for defendants to rely on Ã¢â‚¬Â¨PSI, say Emily Swithenbank and...

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