Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

UK 'not in breach' of obligations on religious freedom

The UK is â€œnot in breachâ€ of its human rights obligations on freedom of religion, the government has argued in response to four cases involving the rights of Christians due to be heard by the European Court of Human Rights.

Legal aid bill battered by 'very impressive' lords

Six amendments passed as peers refuse to be 'bought off' by concessions

Setting standards

The administration of an estate demands intrinsic best practice, believes Kasia Oberc

How valuable is expert evidence when assessing a patient in a vegetative state?

Richard Scorer and Gemma Hall discuss experts' roles in cases involving the possible withdrawal of life-sustaining treatment and in compensation claims

Wisdom of the crowd

The government has largely disregarded public opinion in its haste to reform the legal aid system, but the downgrading of access to civil justice will rebound on them, says Steve Hynes

Budget and legal aid cuts are forcing law centres to rethink their operation

Under financial pressure from funding cuts and the forthcoming legal aid bill, not-for-profit organisations must consider options they once spurned, says Michael Ashe

ABS is not the only route to the multi-disciplinary model

The SRA's actions have prompted firms keen to continue offering financial services to seek out alternatives to ABSs, says Stuart Bushell

Calling an attorney to account: what are my responsibilities?

Ashton Davies explains how executors can recover assets successfully and cost-effectively

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