Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Twitterati not beyond reach of the law, AG repeats

Twitter users have been reminded they were not immune from suit if they used the micro-blogging website for breaking court orders.

Celebrity law course more about marketing than best education

The next generation of lawyers are the top target for the elite new Â£18,000 per year private university set up by a professorial supergroup.

Scotland's Supreme Court panel to report before summer break

A â€œstellar castâ€ of four Scottish lawyers have been given less than one month to provide an interim review of Scotland's subscription to the Supreme Court.

Going underground

I had put off typing up this column until I was certain that the world would not come to an apocalyptic end on 21 May. No, not the launch of ABSs, but the day of 'Rapture' predicted by Harold Camping, an American (of course) evangelical broadcaster who, at 89 years old, is perhaps closer to his day of judgment than most of his fanatical followers.

At your service

When the ABS era arrives, many law firms will struggle to compete with the flawless customer service offered by the big non-legal brands â€“ but it's not too late to improve standards, says Andrew Morton

Pound stretchers

Rani Mina and Tom Duncan investigate a new costs management pilot scheme that is set to be rolled out in the autumn

You say, we pay?

With the LSB failing to make an emphatic decision on referral fees, the debate is sure to drone on. But short of government intervention, what can be done? And does it matter anyway with ABSs hovering on the horizon? Lawyers on the frontline state their case

Hit the road

DJ Julie Exton marks the first birthday of the RTA protocol

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