Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Recovery position

Concerns are mounting over the proposal to ban the recoverability of ATE premiums, but it may not be as damaging as its critics say, argues Tim Roberts

Radical proposals to raise the small claims threshold and introduce compulsory mediation appear to simplify the system and save parties money, but do they hold up to closer scrutiny? Ben Ashworth investigates

SRA attacked from all sides over ABS delay

External capital 'cannot wait three or four months', Pannone partner says

High Court spares parish council from axe

Ruling 'the first of its kind'

Night fever

Local authorities likely celebrated the ruling of the Supreme Court in the Elaine McDonald case, but they shouldn't open ?the champagne quite yet, says Helen Freely

Legal aid bill committee rejects all amendments

The legal aid bill committee yesterday rejected all the amendments tabled by Labour MPs to the government's programme of cuts.

Court of Appeal judgments to be televised

Ken Clarke, justice secretary, has told the Commons that the government will legislate to remove the ban on cameras in courts.

LSB issues call for evidence on will writing

The Legal Services Board has today issued a call for evidence from law firms and members of the public on how best to protect consumers of will-writing, probate and estate administration services. The deadline for responses is 5pm, Friday 4 November 2011.

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