Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Change of plan

A US-owned outsourcing company has dropped plans to sue the Ministry of Justice after the Lord Chancellor reversed yet another of his predecessor's policies.

New policies give international arbitration much needed makeover

ICC Court aims to instil greater confidence in tribunal process

MoJ admits transcription error cost firm legal aid contract

'Livelihoods should not be undermined by the typing of a 1 instead of a 2'

Cameron wades in on Leigh Day's conduct in Al Sweady inquiry

Human rights firm defends its work the 'British rule of law in action' as prime minister criticises lawyers

Attorney general to give unduly lenient sentence work to greater pool of advocates

Number of sentences considered by AG's Office has risen by 83 per cent since 2010

SJ movers and shakers

The latest news on hires, promotions, mergers, and deals from leading law firms and chambers

Solicitor-advocates hit with Â£8,000 bill for QC label

Lack of solicitors as higher court judges also cited as a factor in need of addressing

Â£1bn up for grabs as insurers vow to pass on whiplash reform savings

'Bold' plans a 'necessary step' by government on behalf of 'honest people', say insurers

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