Insights from Brachers

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Brachers advises the shareholders of Magus Wealth on its sale to AAB

Brachers’ Corporate team has advised the shareholders of Magus Wealth on its successful sale to AAB, a strategic move that…

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Brachers announces sponsorship of Kent Women’s Cricket matches

Supporting women in sport and strengthening community ties in Canterbury.

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Education Matters: Employment law update

2025 is set to be a significant year for employment law changes, with some key legislative and case law developments…

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Brachers’ Private Client team celebrates double victory at the Probate Industry awards

Brachers’ Private Client team celebrates double victory at the Probate Industry awards

Brachers’ Private Client team has triumphed once again at the prestigious Probate Industry Awards, securing two significant accolades: ‘Probate Law…

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The Employment Rights Bill and Statutory Sick Pay

The Employment Rights Bill (the Bill) proposes significant reform to UK employment law, including notable changes to statutory sick pay…

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Mandatory mediation transforms small claims track procedures

The Small Claims Track is a procedural system that deals with low value monetary claims (below £10,000).  Disputed claims on…

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Brachers Bitesize: Navigating redundancies and restructuring with confidence

In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, understanding the intricacies of restructures and redundancies is crucial for employers and HR professionals.…

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Harpur Trust v Brazel – how this case will affect employment practices in schools

The Supreme Court has confirmed their decision in the case of Harpur Trust v Brazel

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Six ways to avoid contract disputes

Most business relationships for the supply of goods or services will be governed by agreed terms set out in a…

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The personal data that schools hold – and probably should not

Schools are responsible for a lot of different types of personal data, whether it relates to pupils or employees. Here…

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Contracts: termination and reasonable notice periods

In today’s commercial environment it is regrettably common for businesses to fail to expressly stipulate a notice period should either…

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