Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Not just a plate of limp lettuce

It was just the kind of news I like to read: exercise is bad for you. One of my perennial new year's resolutions is 'to...

Further drop in pupillages

The number of pupillages being offered to young barristers has declined for the third year running, a report for the Bar Council has revealed.

File-sharing action lawyer suspended for two years

Andrew Crossley, the sole-practitioner who sent hundreds of letters to web users accusing them of illegal file sharing, has been suspended for two years by...

Society launches campaign against HSBC panel cuts

The Law Society has advised solicitors to complain to their MPs about HSBC's decision to radically reduce the size of its conveyancing panel.

Global warming

Competition between countries seeking to attract investment from ?the super rich is heating up. Helen Manis discusses the latest trends ?in high-net-worth immigration

Sign of the times

Changes to the law of intestacy reflect sensibly societal shifts

Divide and conquer

?Jesicca Costello considers what practitioners can do to reduce the chances of inheritance claims by adult children

Cold front

UK residents risk being frozen out by ?the Court of Protection's current legal ?aid scheme, say Rebecca Basely and Francesca Gardner

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