Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Local authority budget-setting

Tiffany Cloynes considers local authorities' budget-setting process and the implications if a local authority struggles to stay within its budget

Clinical negligence round-up

Dr Jock Mackenzie reviews recent case law, particularly claims concerning delayed treatment and incorrectly performed operations

No prizes in part 36 for a 'near miss'

The recent decision in Sugar Hut is a reminder of the basic distinction between successful part 36 offers and other offers to settle, say Nicholas Heaton and Giles Hutt

Stairway to trial

US judges finds 'substantial' similarity between the first two minutes of rock songs

Solicitors liable for half-million-pound property fraud

Conveyancers have joint responsibility to protect purchaser's money

Law firms target energy sector for fees payoff

UK's top 100 firms adopts sector based business strategy but chambers lag behind

An away game at the tribunal for Mourinho?

As Dr Eva Carneiro prepares to tackle Chelsea FC in the employment tribunal, Nick Wilcox discusses the case and the law relating to unfair dismissal

From the archive: 3 April 1964

In 1964, SJ reported on the trial of Jack Ruby and considered the UK and US traditions of counsel

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