False-employment in the construction industry
Being self-employed can have many positives, and brings with it flexibility, freedom and the chance for an individual to be…
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An introduction to insurance in construction and engineering contracts
A review of the insurances and principles of insurance law relevant to those working in the construction and engineering sectors.
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Agency workers – not the same rights as permanent staff
The Employment Appeal Tribunal has indicated the Agency Workers Regulations means an agency worker has to be told about vacancies…
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HMRC published discussion document to improve efficiency of IR35 tax arrangements
HMRC has published a discussion document asking for suggestions on ways to improve the efficiency of the IR35 tax arrangements…
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Apprenticeships in Medway
If you are considering taking on an apprentice for the first time during 2015, you still have the chance to…
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Brachers shortlisted for national legal award because of dedication to Kent market
Brachers has been shortlisted for the coveted Law Firm of the Year prize at this year’s national Halsbury’s Legal Awards.…
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Jeremy Corbyn has released his ‘Working with Women’ manifesto
Jeremy Corbyn, now one of the front runners in the leadership race, has today vowed to tackle ‘everyday sexism’ if…
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Restrictions on disinheriting children
Partner Mark Leeson who specialises in contentious trust and probate matters at the firm was recently interviewed on Sky News…
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Life sciences skills gap
Technology has already transformed our homes and it is now re-shaping the workplace, how we work and interact.
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Changes to Part 36 offers
Changes to Part 36 offers were made under the Civil Procedure (Amendment No 8) Rules 2015, applying to all Part…
Read MoreBrachers Business – issue 2
The latest edition of our business newsletter, Brachers Business features our client Watchfinder’s latest deal, key changes to the Public…
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“Thrill seeker” ride risks – an operator’s duty of care to prevent personal injury
The serious injuries suffered at Alton Towers’ reminded us that, whilst such injuries are thankfully very rare, “thrill seeker” rides…
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