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Constructive trusts and illegal purposes: Part two

Jack Dillon looks at the lessons practitioners can take from the Court of Appeal judgment in O'Kelly v Davies

Claims for lost years

David Regan considers the development of case law where a defendant's negligence has caused death

When the cap no longer fits

Ian Robinson explains how and why he devised the Home Offic';s cap on tier 2 visas for skilled non-EU workers

The future of legal recruitment

Max Harris considers what lies in store now that the SRA is no longer a signatory to the voluntary code of good practice

Is client care the key to combatting clever fraudsters?

The careful use of risk management procedures can reduce the chance of becoming just another statistic, says Kathryn Taylor

When misjudgement becomes misconduct

What did the MoJ hope to gain from the public sacking of three judges, asks Kevin Poulter

Infidelity should not be a marriage-breaker

'No-fault divorce' should include year-long cooling off period, recommends Lady Hale

Labour pledge commitment to Human Rights Act

Legal aid appears lacking in Labour's manifesto which plans to increase freedom of information, abolish tribunal fees, and a rollback of judicial review reforms