Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Weird Cases: Comic and Bizarre Cases from Courtrooms around the World

ISBN: 978-0854900619

Update: crime

Ian Harris and David Birrell consider non-conviction disposals, a case warning practitioners to always check source material and guidance on the requirements of defence case statements

It may be early days for the third-party funding industry, but it has already generated plenty of hype and provoked extensive debate. Jon Robins questions those on the frontline about its potential to improve the system

Planning ahead

Craig Howell Williams QC explains when mediation can be the solution to planning disputes

On balance

In two recent asylum cases, the ECJ has given careful consideration to individual rights while simultaneously highlighting the importance of preventing proven terrorists from benefiting from the system, says Paul Stanley NO

Update: family

Lynne Passmore reviews Radmacher and the future of prenups, document disclosure, the extravagant lifestyle of a divorcing couple, and a TOLATA claim on the significance of the parties being engaged

Solicitors ahead in probate battle with banks

Just under half of people who have used legal advisers to obtain probate have used a solicitor, recent research seen by Solicitors Journal has revealed, with only three per cent seeking legal assistance from banks.

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Jean-Yves Gilg

The Hartlepool Monkey

Weird Cases: Comic and Bizarre Cases from Courtrooms around the World

Update: crime

The third degree

Planning ahead

On balance

Update: family

Solicitors ahead in probate battle with banks

Jean-Yves Gilg

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