Jean-Yves Gilg

Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Articles

Speak easy
Solicitors Journal

Speak easy

What part of the crowd actually qualifies as a DJ's audience? Paul Mildred investigates
Show me the money
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Show me the money

Tim Polli investigates what the last recession can teach us about tackling a boom in lender's litigation
Taxing times
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Taxing times

Anthony Nixon offers a step-by-step guide to the inheritance tax pickle caused by the 2006 reshuffle
Update: housing
Solicitors Journal

Update: housing

Victoria Pogge von Strandmann rounds up the year's key cases affecting the accommodation of children
31 not out
Solicitors Journal

31 not out

It's curious how the weather can sometimes mimic events in your life. You get some good news and the sun comes out, maybe. Or, in my case, the snow begins to fall and daily activities are brought to a standstill. Last week I officially retired from the Junior Lawyers Division of the Law Society (JLD). So, wrapped up warm with scarf, gloves and hat I set off for my final executive committee meeting to hand over, bid farewell and offer some sage advice to those recently elected.
Editor's blog: Cash for honours
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Editor's blog: Cash for honours

Well whaddya know. The first YL of the school year calls a revolution and within minutes (months) students are staging sit-ins (riots) on the streets of Londinium. Nice work comrades!
LeO's plans revive concerns over naming and shaming
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LeO's plans revive concerns over naming and shaming

Publishing details of complaints handled by the legal services ombudsman is attracting growing support, with 82 per cent of respondents to an instant poll carried out following an evidence session in the House of Lords voting in favour.
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