Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Ministers go ahead with six-month limit for care proceedings

Guillotine risks 'parental backlash', FLBA leader warns

Viva la revolution

Law firms need a radical change in how they motivate staff, claims David Coldrick

Badger Trust prepares way for legal challenge to English cull

The Badger Trust has said this morning that it has written to DEFRA giving notice of the grounds of a legal challenge it intends to pursue against a planned cull of badgers in England to reduce bovine TB.

Limit for small claims rises to Â£10,000 and for county court cases to Â£100,000

Justice secretary Ken Clarke has this morning announced an increase in the limit for small claims from Â£5,000 to Â£10,000 and for county court cases from Â£15,000 to Â£100,000, apart from personal injury.

Stalking reform needs careful consideration

An independent parliamentary enquiry has called for a review of the laws which protects victims of stalking, claiming the current legislation is not fit for purpose.

Voluntary psychiatric patient had 'right to life', Supreme Court decides

The Supreme Court has ruled that the NHS is under a duty to protect the rights to life of suicidal psychiatric patients, even if they are in hospital voluntarily.

Heart of the matter

The Court of Protection should be open to public scrutiny, says John Hemming

ABSs will accelerate legal sector consolidation, experts say

Takeovers and acquisitions will be the most common form of consolidation in the age of alternative business structures, experts have said despite being divided as to whether ABSs will play a major role as acquirers.

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