Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Man who worked in Libya was employed in UK, Supreme Court says

An accounts manager who worked in Libya, and whose manager was based in Cairo, was employed in the UK and could claim unfair dismissal, the...

'Too much focus on process' in radical court restructuring

Huge rises in limit for county court claims, small claims and RTA portal

Shared parenting boosts children's rights

The reforms implemented in Australia proved successful in the majority of cases, and the UK can learn from this experience, argues Duncan Ranton

Defining liberty

We should spend time defining what we mean by liberty before considering what amounts to a deprivation of it for mental health patients, says John...

Partner or employee?

The much-anticipated decision in Tiffin has provided clarity as to when a fixed-share partner is a genuine partner, without statutory employment rights.

Mixed blessing

The decision in Tiffin could have more damaging consequences for partners than first thought, warns Peter Garry

Win, lose or draw?

Stuart Bushell questions how solicitors will fare under the new business structures

Uncertain terms

Mark Pawlowski explores the possibility that a contractual licence could be granted instead of an equitable lease

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