Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Expect redundancies, MoJ director tells staff

About Â£2bn will be sliced off the Ministry of Justice's Â£9bn budget over the next two years, some of which through redundancies, according to a letter leaked to the Public and Commercial Services Union.

Elderly jurors don't have the foggiest, say judges

Letting the over-70s join juries would cause "substantial disruption" to proceedings, according to judges.

Society warns of judicial review over civil contracts

The Law Society is â€œurgently taking legal adviceâ€ on whether there are grounds for a judicial review of the LSC's latest civil legal aid tender round.

Barnardo's attacks "unprecedented delay" in care proceedings

Children's charity Barnardo's has attacked the county and family courts for â€œunprecedented delayâ€ in making care and supervision orders.

Normal for Norfolk

Bill Bryson the travel writer confessed in one of his early books that he came from Iowa because â€œsomebody had toâ€.

New PAD

Has a recent judgment brought an end to the pre-action disclosure dispute? Philip de Berry and Madelene Holdsworth report

Compromised position

The latest Court of Appeal decision on the rules of interpretation applicable to part 36 offers is a must-read for all litigators, says Christopher Gutteridge

The bigger picture

The ruling in the DalÃ case has seemingly validated a restrictive application of the artist's resale right directive, but where does this leave the UK's implementing regulation, asks Jacqueline McClure

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