Hannah Gannagé-Stewart

Deputy Editor, Solicitors Journal

Parents can be appointed adult child's deputy

David Hodson warns against Henry VIII-type divorce powers

Legal system is failing 'ordinary people'

Research has found that 58% of people in England and Wales think the legal system is not set up for ordinary people.

All change: switching regulator

For Paul Hajek, adapting to the changes brought in by the Legal Services Act involved converting his firm to an ABS and eventually moving away from the SRA â€“ and he has no regrets

Family lawyers voice concerns over domestic violence review

Two family law solicitors have co-ordinated a letter, signed by 37 experts, challenging the extent of the Ministry of Justic';s (MoJ) recent decision to review how the family courts deal with victims of domestic violence.

Claimant solicitors predict â€œsharp contractionâ€ of PI market

The Civil Liability Act reforms will lead to a sharp contraction in the claimant personal injury (PI) market, according to a survey of lawyers this week.

LSB appoints Matthew Hill as chief executive

The Legal Services Board (LSB) has appointed Matthew Hill to the role of chief executive commencing 20 August 2019.

Capacity issues: ending the reliance on doctors?

With growing reluctance on the part of GPs to provide mental capacity assessments, is it time for private client solicitors to look for assistance from other professionals, asks Gary Rycroft

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