Lights OutPublishing a weekly magazine is an all-consuming, relentless affair; for a small team like us, it was part of our lives, writes Jean-Yves Gilg
Just passing through John van der Luit-Drummond looks back at Solicitors Journal's illustrious 160-year history
Eyes fully openMike Lewis provides an update on restrictive covenants, notices to quit, and a crackdown on onerous ground rents
Anchored in the communityColin Jones talks to Matthew Rogers about steering Hewitsons through the perilous waters of the mid-tier market
Social media pitfallsIn light of the SRA's principles, Joshua Lenon provides guidance to lawyers on the correct use of social media
A forum of choice for arbitrationEngland may become a forum of choice for arbitration post-Brexit, suggests Charlotte Hill
One last last wordRichard Barr looks back on a 40-year love affair with a legal journal dedicated to the interests of solicitors
MoJ rejects ICAEW regulatory application 'It is one thing for accountancy practices to be expert in taxation, but quite another to be proficient in the conduct of civil or criminal litigation'
