Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Diversity and knowledge sharing

Brad Meyer discusses why diversity is a fundamental consideration for effective knowledge sharing

Trouble on oiled waters

It was like a modern day version of Hansel and Gretel but without the romance, the wicked witch or even the charm.

Money spinning

The Young report is fundamentally flawed but at least it takes Jackson into account, argue Professor John Peysner and Dr Angus Nurse

Dead end street

DJ Peter Glover considers the unlikely survival of the Lower Street rule

Out in the cold

Lawyers must step in to fight the systematic neglect of homeless people caused by cash-strapped councils, says Zia Nabi

The new regime for the Patents County Court should improve the process for handling intellectual property disputes â€“ but efficient court management will be vital to its success, says Patrick Wheeler

Update: commercial property

Ben Brayford and Eugene McMahon consider the recent OFT guidance on land agreements, what recent case law tells us about tenants' break clauses and a ruling on how to fend off a fixtures and fittings dispute

Moses LJ accuses lawyers of 'confusion and fuzzy thinking' on experts

Solicitors' â€œconfusion and fuzzy thinkingâ€ is to blame for shortcomings in expert witness evidence, Lord Justice Moses has said.

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