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- Corporate deal sheet - May 2015
- Brachers sponsors Kent Excellence in Business Awards
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- What does a Conservative victory mean for employment law?
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- Recouping the cost of training
- Woolworth’s decision: collective redundancy consultation to be site based
- Brachers advise on major management investment in Offset Holdings
- Recognising the latest regulations
- Brachers sponsored Kent Teacher of the Year Awards 2015
- Child Safety Week 1-7 June 2015 - Preventing avoidable accidents to children
- Employment law and the insurance industry fact sheet
- Patient consent - the devil in the detail
- General client complaints procedure
- 2015 Procurement Regulations
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- Watchfinder deal wins KCFA Deal of the Year 2014
- The Braganza case - employers - arbitrary, capricious, irrational or perverse
- Maidstone-based Watson Nevill solicitors joins Brachers
- Mei-Ling McNab interviewed on BBC Radio Kent
- Mental health and the impact on the manufacturing industry
- What farmers need to know about health and safety when undertaking building work
- Paramount Theme Park
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- Spotlight on health and safety
- Inquest team and expertise
- Brachers Business - issue 2
- South East Food and Agricultural debate white paper
- Early Conciliation stats in from ACAS
- Sickness and Holiday Leave carry forward
- Staff management & engagement in the construction industry fact sheet
- Life Sciences leaflet
- Changes to Part 36 offers
- Employers impacted by Operation Stack – what can you do?
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- A budget for construction?
- Consultation on temporary workers covering strike workers
- Life sciences skills gap
- How healthy is your workforce?
- GP training fact sheet
- Restrictions on disinheriting children
- Jeremy Corbyn has released his ‘Working with Women’ manifesto
- Protecting data and your business
- Brachers shortlisted for national legal award because of dedication to Kent market
- Apprenticeships FAQs fact sheet
- Apprenticeships in Medway
- Life sciences funding hits 10 year high
- Government launch a consultation on preventing misuse of the term “apprentice” and “apprenticeship”
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- HMRC published discussion document to improve efficiency of IR35 tax arrangements
- Low Pay Commission consultation on national minimum wage rates
- Employee motivation survey - Space Magazine
- Fair dismissal for derogatory comments on Facebook
- Coroners’ Courts 2015 - Can the family recover their costs?
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- Asbestosis claim - minor contributor must still pay its share of compensation
- Medway asbestos disease lung cancer compensation
- Dates set for EAT to hear Lock case on holiday pay and commission
- Coroner’s Courts 2015 - Chief Coroner’s second Annual Report
- Agency workers - not the same rights as permanent staff
- An introduction to insurance in construction and engineering contracts
- Constructing talent for the future
- Contractual payment regime compliance is critical when it comes to adjudication
- False-employment in the construction industry
- Mesothelioma deaths from asbestos in Kent on the rise
- Have you received poor eye treatment?
- The Unison challenge to Employment Tribunal fees has failed at the court of appeal
- Six year time limit for breach of contract claims does not apply in Employment Tribunal
- Employee on long term sick leave does not transfer
- The Law Society publish proposals on Employment Tribunals and improving processes
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- Changes to payments for work travel – Are you affected?
- Inheritance Tax Planning
- Qualifying for Shared Parental Leave fact sheet
- Transferable ISAs and the complexities that surrounds them
- Reorganising and restructuring fact sheet
- Webinar booking terms and conditions fact sheet
- Lidl to become first UK supermarket to pay the full living wage to workers
- Brachers named ‘Law Firm of the Year’ in national legal awards
- The Enterprise Bill has had its first reading in the House of Lords
- The Government has published a new bill protecting apprentices
- House of Commons provides information about changes to tribunal fees
- Changes to AST Tenancies factsheet
- Employees who were laid off just before a TUPE transfer, still transfer
- Uphill struggle for downhill skiing star
- Limited companies can bring a claim for direct discrimination under the Equality Act 2010
- Easyjet have agreed to compensate staff for underpayment of holiday pay
- Government announces plan to extend shared parental leave to include grandparents
- An on-call care worker was not entitled to the minimum wage for time spent asleep
- Government responds to consultations on exit payments and picketing
- Brachers listed in top tier ranking in latest edition of The Legal 500
- Family Matters - Issue 2
- Divorce and Commercial Litigation – an uncertain mix
- Lasting Powers of Attorney fact sheet
- Disciplinary hearing factsheet
- National Living Wage launches in April 2016
- Impact of work on employee absence can affect dismissal process
- Learning by doing: Path to success
- Top tips for using social media in the workplace
- Trade Union Bill proposes significant changes to industrial action
- TUPE in the manufacturing industry
- New “public interest” test allows contractual complaints
- Provision, criterion or practice must be established in indirect discrimination claims
- Kent Manufacturing and Electronics expo 2015
- Medway plumber’s industrial disease claim
- The importance of public/private relationships in regeneration
- European Court of Justice decides on latest development in Collective Redundancy law
- Links to disability in discrimination claims must be more than just context
- Three million new apprenticeships to be funded by employer levy
- First report on transgender equality published
- Vector Aerospace win Large Manufacturing Company of the Year
- Junior doctors’ strike called off
- Personal Injury - our clients’ stories November 2015
- Christmas time, mistletoe and a P45: How to ensure a Happy Christmas and a tribunal free New Year
- Court of Appeal upholds duty to make reasonable adjustments
- Draft National Minimum Wage amendment regulations published
- Farms and fire safety
- A ‘tree-mendous’ effort from Brachers staff
- Remedy against exclusivity clauses for zero hours workers due January 2016
- GP Premises Team Experience
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- Guardianship of young children in wills
- Government to get access to NHS sick note records
- New code of practice on Smart Working introduced
- The National Living Wage will apply to workers aged over 25 years from 1 April 2016
- Government publishes draft legislation introducing apprenticeship levy
- A history lesson - Industrial disease claims in the construction industry
- Data breaches – “We could have done more”
- Sentencing of health and safety offences in the construction industry
- Skilled construction workers eroding away?
- Mesothelioma asbestos compensation for electrician’s widow
- Probate fact sheet
- Gender pay reporting – regulations intended to come into force in October 2016
- Living together – the reality behind the myth
- Lifting heavy weights as part of warehouse work can be “normal day to day activities”
- Trader unfairly dismissed despite allegedly sharing confidential information
- Pension auto-enrolment triggers and qualifying earnings bands announced
- Mohamud -v- WM Morrisons Supermarkets PLC – A Landmark decision on Vicarious Liability
- At last, a common sense approach to application of NICE guidelines
- Settlement agreements: understanding the process
- Discontinuing childcare vouchers during maternity leave was not discriminatory
- Compensatory limits to increase
- Changes to the taxation of non-UK domiciled individuals
- Increases to Probate Court fees
- Mesothelioma/asbestos compensation- Supreme Court increases compensation for victims’ dependents
- The Spring 2016 Budget – 16 March 2016
- A quiet budget for employers?
- Amputation injuries fact sheet
- National Living Wage comes into effect today are you compliant?
- Employment Appeal Tribunal rules that holiday pay includes commission
- Supreme Court Judges broaden the law on vicarious liability
- Amputation injury victim - we help find him a new career and get compensation
- Cyber threats and social media - protecting your business
- Budget 2016 - The Future of Schools
- No sharing of shared parental leave
- Entitlement to childcare vouchers on maternity leave challenged
- Employment law update: Key developments for April 2016
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- Brachers defend optometrist before the GOC
- Data protection - preparing for changes
- Inheritance tax planning ideas
- Protecting your business - Bribery prevention
- Protecting your business - Disciplinary hearing practical tips
- New employment rates for 2016/17
- Register of people with significant control: A summary of the new requirements
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- Commercial law - key cases
- Company law changes
- EU Data Protection Regulation and Directive
- Potential impact of Brexit
- Protecting your business - Employment law and protecting your assets
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- Passenger’s spinal injury compensation after sudden braking
- Commercial Knowledge Hub: April 2016
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- Employment law for individuals
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- “Keep it secret, keep it safe”: The Trade Secrets Directive
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- Pay changes - good, bad, or couldn’t care less?
- Wills charging structure
- The Trade Union Act 2016 now in force
- Voluntary overtime to be included in holiday pay
- Dismissing employee on the grounds of her refusal to leave her husband
- What does the Queen’s Speech mean for Employment Law?
- The Promised Land
- Ophthalmic health - power to the people
- Leaving gifts to children in your will
- Lasting Powers of Attorney charging structure
- One in five couples in ‘distressed’ relationships
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- Consent and cosmetic procedures – what lies beneath?
- No injury to feelings for those not given adequate breaks
- Asbestos compensation and lung cancer; what reduction for smoking?
- The worry of sheep worrying
- Williams v The Bermuda Hospitals Board
- Compensation for cruise holiday tripping accident
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- Family breakdown. Why Collaborate?
- What is Family Mediation?
- Protect your business - Protected conversations and ‘without prejudice’ discussions
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- Asbestos and the Medway Towns
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- Brexit: What do we know already about the impact on business?
- Head of Employment advises employers on how to manage staff absence after sporting events
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- The future of UK employment law post-Brexit
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- Bribery Act fact sheet
- Dismissal can be automatically unfair even if protected disclosure not known about by decision maker
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- Brexit - what next for employment law?
- Protecting your business: Compliance with employment law
- Cohabitation - case report
- ECJ holds that workers off sick and unable to take annual leave may carry it forward
- Tripping accident- compensation for knee injury despite council denials
- Agile awareness factsheet
- Tripping accident - shoulder fracture treatment & compensation
- Arbitration extended to include disputes about children
- Negligence and Damages Bill - a change to fatal accidents bereavement compensation?
- Draft legislation on termination payments
- Trusts – Not just for the wealthy
- Why are prenuptial agreements binding on the continent and not here?
- Changes to UK Company Law: Be prepared
- Contract Law update
- Equal Opportunities – historical throwback or current issue?
- Supporting business growth: Alternative labour arrangements
- Leading South East law firms launch collaborative employment law service
- Family Matters Issue 3
- Implications of the main residence nil-rate band on property sales currently exceeding IHT allowance
- Legal Aspects of GP Practice Mergers
- Brachers advises clients to be pro-active about legal risk
- Court of Protection fact sheet
- Brachers ‘Charity Fortnight’ launched on World Mental Health Day
- Brachers partners with Visit Kent as its first corporate investor
- Specific treatment must be justified in discrimination arising from disability says the EAT
- Top Villas story of success
- MenCap planning for the Future Seminar
- Effective credit control
- Research study for HMRC policy reforms
- Future-proof your business: now is the time to make your business more secure
- Employee incentives and the right balance
- Employee benefits
- Early Conciliation
- Lee v Ashers Baking Co Ltd and others Appeal Decision: ‘Gay cake’ appeal decision outcome
- Changes to data protection are on the horizon
- Charitable Giving Pays: The benefit of leaving money to charity under the terms of your will
- Uber drivers are found to be ‘workers’ in landmark ruling
- The importance of taking advice on your will structure
- Residential property brochure - Buying and selling your new home with Brachers
- Implications of BREXIT on employment law: Are we any further on?
- Argos sickness bonus - positive reinforcement or disability discrimination risk?
- Implied oral terms to employment contracts
- The real living wage
- Mesothelioma asbestos compensation for cable engineer’s widow
- Self-employed worker accident claim against occupier
- Brachers expertise exemplified by top rankings in leading legal directories
- Resolution speaks out about the law on cohabitation
- Faith School’s segregation – direct discrimination?
- Deaths in Medway from the asbestos disease mesothelioma
- Employment team successfully retain contract with NHS Trust
- Litigation solicitor shortlisted for ‘Junior Lawyer of the Year’ award
- Prime Minister urges businesses to ‘adapt and change’ for a stronger future at annual CBI conference
- Brachers advises Kent businesses to go ‘back to basics’ when it comes to effective credit control
- Local firms come together to support Maidstone business community’s annual carol service
- Proposal of a London-only work visa in a post-Brexit society
- Presidential Guidance - the judicial assessment process
- Future-proof your business: Managing risks and opportunities
- Flexible working - homeworking and the future
- Discrimination issues in recruitment
- Client feedback for Employment team results in excellent rankings from legal guides
- Bullying and harassment at work
- ACAS guidance on managing mental health at work
- Holistic financial planning approach
- No Fault Divorce, should the law be reformed?
- Future-Proofing Your Rural Business
- Personal Injury Trust
- Saying “I Do” to a prenuptial agreement
- Mesothelioma untraced compensation scheme review
- Heads of Terms explained
- Employee references
- 2016 Autumn Statement
- Corporate team advise on fifth acquisition for Britain’s largest independent ship repairer
- How new developments in the scientific world could affect your will
- Christmas parties - what happens when it all goes wrong?
- Generous donations pour in for local Christmas gift appeal
- Beware: Black Friday strikes again!
- Health and safety at work
- Collaborative Employment Law (‘CEL’)
- Addressing the challenge of rural crime
- Deposit orders and the obligation to pay them
- Working to bring health and wellbeing in the workplace to the top of the agenda in 2017
- What is on the horizon for employment law in 2017 and how can employers prepare?
- Employers are urged to put mental health high on their agenda in 2017
- British Chambers of Commerce Quarterly Economic Survey for Q4 2016 shows sustained uptick
- Do your business’s employment documents reflect the reality of the situation?
- Equality Act 2010 (Gender Pay Gap Information) Regulations 2017 published
- Proud sponsors of ‘Construction Project of the Year’ at Kent Excellence in Business Awards 2017
- Duties and obligations of trustees
- Supreme Court offers little substantial guidance on reasonable adjustments duty
- Brachers shortlisted in prestigious national awards
- Coroner’s Court Review 2016
- Time off work to attend religious festivals – Discrimination or not?
- Draft guidance on managing gender pay reporting
- Defended Divorce is it ‘Just?’
- Brachers to join expert panel at CLA event
- Workplace Wellbeing leaflet
- Combating social media misuse
- What Brexit means for divorce
- The government has published its response to the consultation on reforming the Employment Tribunal system this week.
- Agriculture and Rural business legal handbook
- Bed Blocking – Is there a legal remedy?
- DoLS and ITU – Common Sense Prevails
- Health and Safety Prosecutions of NHS Trusts and Care Providers
- Misleading Headlines – “Coroner Blames Poor Hospital Care for Teacher’s Death after Childbirth”
- Patient Confidentiality – The New GMC Guidance 2017
- Property Outlook 2017
- Urgent action needed to help housing crisis
- New partner joins Brachers corporate and commercial team
- Protecting your child’s inheritance
- Kent businesses share strategies to improve wellbeing at work
- Effective child maintenance payments
- Kent businesses encouraged to ‘fund for growth’
- Unclaimed assets total £1billion
- Latest on business rates following 2017 Budget
- Spring Budget 2017
- Brachers wins prestigious Management Excellence award
- Brachers becomes a Patron of Kent Invicta Chamber of Commerce
- Brachers shortlisted for Kent CIPD employee engagement award
- Brachers to sponsor Leeds Castle Classical Concert - Saturday 8 July
- Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards
- Extending your lease
- Does holiday pay have to include commission?
- Increase the amount that can pass to your family free of inheritance tax
- The key legal considerations when hiring out your venue
- Future-proof your business: Developing a thriving workplace in 2017
- The freedom to disinherit
- Steps ahead and the ins and outs of return to work
- Apprenticeships opportunity for Kent businesses
- The CLA Kent Debate - Whose land is it anyway?
- Brachers advises on MBO for leading healthcare business
- Future-Proofing: Brachers role in the growth and success of the Hadlow Group
- How easy is it to get planning permission for Tourism and Leisure Development?
- Maidstone Commercial Property Focus
- Wellbeing in the workplace: Focus on depression and mental health
- Health and Wellbeing for your workforce
- Kent businesses urged to manage ageing workforces effectively
- Brachers LLP Corporate Team advises on the Private Equity backed acquisition of Sharefunds Limited
- Reduction in court fees for registering Lasting Powers of Attorney
- Protect your property from fraud
- Footballer detained under section 136 of the Mental Health Act
- CLA Kent Debate on Compulsory purchase laws and the need to reform – what does this mean for landowners in the South East?
- Mesothelioma asbestos compensation BP oil refinery worker
- Owning a share of the freehold
- Settlement Agreements: What are the benefits?
- U-turn on proposed increased probate fees
- UK’s biggest ever divorce settlement
- Plan early for the future
- The importance of a will
- Care fee planning
- Why should you make a Lasting Power of Attorney?
- High Court throws out General Optical Council’s ‘strike-off’ decision
- Preparing for take-off
- Brachers announces staff recognition
- We have heard that data protection law is changing – is there anything we need to be aware of?
- What is ‘Testamentary Freedom’?
- Court of Appeal reduces husband’s divorce pay out in short marriage
- TUPE
- Carers Week: The forgotten victims
- General Data Protection Regulation
- Where does a hung parliament leave Brexit?
- Brachers appoints partner to Contentious Trusts & Estates team
- Three quarters of Kent businesses subject to cyber-attack in 2017
- Hot employment topics during the summer holidays
- Brachers staff select Five Acre Wood school as firm’s Charity of the Year
- Capability process checklist
- The Hadlow Group and Brachers host joint celebration
- Marry me, my farm and my pre-nup?
- Sunshine, summer and seasonal workers
- Cyber-crime: are you prepared?
- Brachers support Breast Cancer Care
- New ‘Pre-action Protocol’ for debt claims. Are you ready?
- Business Services Team
- Confidentiality New GMC Guidance
- Health and Care Professions Tribunals Service Launched
- Consent Montgomery Applied 2017
- Medical Duty of Care to a third party?
- Safe Space Proposal Abandoned
- Prosecutions by the HSE and CQC
- Law Commission published consultation on Will reform
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- What is alternative dispute resolution?
- Child maintenance - the facts
- Child arrangement orders and parental responsibility
- Cohabitation agreements and how to protect your assets
- How to get a divorce
- Financial proceedings arising from divorce or civil partnership dissolution
- Protect you or your child with an injunction
- What is a pre-nuptial agreement?
- Regulations on reporting payment practices
- When can teachers and pupils get compensation for mesothelioma?
- Asbestos in our schools
- Where’s the workforce?
- Will Brexit impact the workers I have in my business from the European Union?
- Constructive Unfair Dismissal, Discrimination and Whistleblowing
- Wills, inheritance, estate and trust disputes
- Employment Law facts and figures 2017/18
- Supreme Court rules employment tribunal fees as unlawful
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- The European Works Council Election
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- Voting opens for the Kent Tourism Awards
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- GDPR – is your business ready?
- With You Magazine
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- World Mental Health Day – Tuesday 10 October
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- Local news: Golding Homes builds new homes on disused garage sites
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- Asbestos compensation claim - mesothelioma
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- The Electronic Communications Code 2017 - what you need to know
- Brachers return as headline sponsor for Leeds Castle Classical Concert 40th anniversary
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- Brachers staff donate Christmas gifts for children
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- Updated guidance on GDPR consent
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- Brachers teams up with award winning debt collection agency
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- Mesothelioma Diagnosis - what happens next?
- Brachers advises in merger of Kent colleges
- The removal of Tribunal Fees – what’s next?
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- Brachers sponsor Construction Project of the Year at KEiBA awards 2018
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- Brachers joins lively debate on the future of the right of way
- GDPR - Guidance for Marketing
- Jeremy Horton raises over £500 for Mesothelioma UK
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- Brachers' Personal Affairs team
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- Brachers supports Action Mesothelioma Day 2018
- Brachers LLP advises DMC Capital Partners LLP on the sale of 60% of Treasury Capital Ltd to ASX-Listed EQT Holdings Limited
- Brachers ranked as leading provider in Top Family Law Firm rankings
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- £500,000 fine for data protection breaches intended for Facebook
- Brachers celebrates 40 years of Leeds Castle Classical Concert
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- Head of Healthcare inducted into prestigious legal Hall of Fame
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- Webinar | Cash is King - The life cycle of debt
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- Brachers joins global network of law firms
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- Brachers takes top rankings in leading legal directories
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- Brachers advises NHS Trust in seminal employment case ruling
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- Webinar | Handling Difficult Conversations
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- Inspirational new year resolutions
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- Data Protection and a 'No Deal' Brexit
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- National Sickie Day 2019
- Brachers to deliver legal services via NHS Commercial Solutions Legal Services Framework
- Healthcare Programme of Events 2019
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- Kent Good Governance Charity Forum Summary 5 Feb 2019
- Brachers Family Partner contributes to comprehensive new guide for separating parents
- Education Matters Newsletter Winter 2018
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- Brachers bolsters corporate and commercial team with partner hire
- Brachers returns as sponsor of CLA debate to discuss future of farming
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- Education Matters Newsletter Spring 2019
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- Employment Law Update: April 2019
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- Higher Divorce Settlements in England vs Italy? Have your Cake and Eat it
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- Changes to divorce law to end the blame game
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- Brachers sponsors the ‘Kent Business Debate’ at Business Vision LIVE
- Brachers shortlisted in this year’s Credit Awards
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- Jeremy Horton raises £1,500 for Mesothelioma UK in his first marathon
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- Brachers’ John Sheath shortlisted in Kent Law Society Awards
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