Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

End of stenographers prompts concerns for criminal justice

The last Crown Court stenographers will pack away their machines today as a new digital recording system goes live at London's Old Bailey amid concerns...

We must end the scandalous treatment of young lawyers

The legal profession is notorious for its lack of a support system â€“ and it is would-be lawyers who are bearing the brunt, says Felix

Counting the pennies

With the rise in spouses at risk of bankruptcy, divorce lawyers should make sure they are conversant with personal insolvency rules, says Claire Reid

The end of 'supermarket' banking

The clampdown on PPI mis-selling confirms that the banks owe a higher standard of care to their customers than that expected at the checkout, say...

Assessing PSLA damages for mesothelioma victims

The JSB guidelines place too much emphasis on the duration of pain and suffering â€“ a wider range of factors must be considered, says Alan...

Can football fixture lists be regarded as intellectual property?

A European ruling on the copyright and database right has suitably cracked down on attempts to monopolise information, says Paul Stanley NO

Judicial review update

Is it inappropriate for judges to consider challenges to the lawfulness of government policies? Gareth Mitchell investigates

Immigration: when is a rule not a rule?

Gregory Jones QC and Cain Ormondroyd examine when non-statutory guidance in immigration law can be relied on

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