Jean-Yves Gilg

Editor, Solicitors Journal

Lord Chancellor unveils discount rate reforms

Government accepts claimants take more investment risk than law assumes

Retired insolvency practitioner accepts rebuke for latter day failings

Clear regulatory history and undertaking never to work as an insolvency practitioner again was a proportionate way of resolving the issue, says SRA

Solicitor who backdated letter in 'sheer panic' spared strike-off

Medical evidence in 'unique and wholly exceptional case' found to be 'both compelling and persuasive'

Just in case, just might work

Public legal education isn't just for ordinary people, it could be good for law firms too

The bold return of the common law

The Supreme Court ruling in the Unison case is a call to arms to other judges concerned about government bypassing the parliamentary process

Government reminded of rule of law in Supreme Court decision quashing tribunal fees

Employment tribunal fees had made access to justice unaffordable, justices say

Government urged to review legal aid means test in wake of Charlie Gard case

Legal aid eligibility restrictions now affecting more people than just the most vulnerable, lawyers say

Making the impossible possible

Generating reliable leads is a perennial challenge for law firms; now a group of Cambridge graduates look like they might have come up with a solution

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