Jean-Yves Gilg

Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Articles

New ingredient
Solicitors Journal

New ingredient

Adding 'public benefit' as a new ingredient to the charity law mix is proving a recipe for disaster, says Finola Moss
Coming of age
Solicitors Journal

Coming of age

Equality guidelines on hiring and retiring solicitors form part of the new Solicitors Code of Practice, but don't forget to look out for the outcome of Seldon - it should bring further clarity to age discrimination legislation, says Anthony Philpot
Plugging the gaps
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Plugging the gaps

Employers are investing in intellectual property to tackle pension scheme deficits, says Justin McGilloway
Residential property update
Solicitors Journal

Residential property update

Residential conveyancers have dealt exceptionally well with the evolving legal landscape so far, and we should handle the arrival of ABSs and Tesco law in the same positive and proactive way, says Clare Martin
Catching up
Solicitors Journal

Catching up

With growing competition and increasingly complex client situations, solicitors should avoid head-on competition with the new 'Tesco law' entrants and instead stay focused on the need to see will writing as part of a long-term end-to-end service, argues John Bunker
On guard
Solicitors Journal

On guard

The government may be keen for not-for-profit organisations to provide deputyship services, but solicitors' advice will always be needed – particularly in more complicated cases, says Charlotte Watts
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