Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Council not under duty of care to girl injured in contractor's swimming lesson

Essex County Council did not owe a 'non-delegable' duty of care to a girl who almost drowned during a school swimming lesson run by a...

Lawyers' last push to get charity ad ban lifted

Animal Defenders International, the animal protection charity, edged closer to getting an advertising ban lifted after a hearing in the European Court of Human Rights...

Six of one

The government's response to the Norgrove Report is in danger of falling short, says Lisa Pepper

Supreme Court sanctions 'clear breach' of natural justice

The Supreme Court has admitted that it is sanctioning a â€œclear breach of the principles of natural justiceâ€ by allowing the Special Immigration Appeals Commission...

'Legacy of inaccurate data' to blame for mySRA delays

The SRA has blamed a â€œlegacy of inaccurate dataâ€ in its latest explanation for the series of delays that have blighted the launch of its...

Council wins costs recovery order for remedial work to historic Brunel building

Swindon Borough Council has secured a costs recovery order against the owner of a historic Brunel building, paving the way for the preservation and redevelopment...

Three legal aid defeats and two concessions

Lords have inflicted defeats on the government during the report stage of its legal aid bill on the first three amendments they considered last night.

Validity of estate rentcharges 'does not depend on reasonableness'

The validity of an estate rentcharge does not depend â€œon the reasonableness of the amount calculated from time to timeâ€ for service charges, Lord Justice...

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