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The future of games & tech — 5 key takeaways from the RE:FORMAT Summit
We explore the key insights shaping the future of games, digital creative and tech from this year’s FORMAT Group Summit.
Collective consultation overhaul — 4 key steps for employers
We explore the collective consultation overhaul and detail what’s changing, the associated risks and how employers should prepare.
The Business Relief cap & your Will — what it means for business owners
We outline what’s changed and how it could affect your Will in practice.
Inside Beauty Bay’s administration — what happened & key takeaways for retailers
We outline the pivotal role of the NOI in Beauty Bay’s administration and break down the key takeaways for retailers.
M&A in fashion & beauty — how the EU’s crackdown on burning stock is reshaping deals
We explore the ESPR’s implications for M&A and outline what businesses should be doing in response.
Cohabitation reform — how the Government’s proposals could affect estate planning
We explore the potential impact of the Government's consultation and outline the practical steps that you can take to prepare.
State of Play Conference 2026 — understanding what it takes to deliver major sports events
Live from Old Trafford, we explored the realities of geopolitical risk, security threats, commercial sustainability and the growing role of technology.
Deposit return schemes — what retailers need to know by 2027
We explore the key changes and outline the practical steps that retailers need to take ahead of 2027.
EO Day 2026: a catalyst for employee ownership growth
We explore the main themes from the Employee Ownership Association’s UK Growth Strategy.
The AI hype bubble: is it real & what happens if it bursts?
We explore the tension between AI‑driven optimism and growing fears of an overinflated tech bubble.
Brabners strengthens national real estate offering with double partner hire & new London office
We’re strengthening our real estate practice in London and Leeds with the appointment of Susan Samuel and Matt Ramsden.
Agricultural & Business Relief reform — an update on the current position
We explore the key inheritance tax updates to Agricultural and Business Relief announced in and after the Autumn Budget 2024.
F1 Academy — how the inclusion‑led model is redefining motorsport partnership
We explore how commercial partnerships in motorsport are evolving and outline the practical considerations for sponsors and rights holders.
Martyn’s Law — legal & regulatory implications for sports venues
We explain what sports clubs and event organisers need to know about Martyn’s Law.
Manifesting a growth economy — insights from True North Live
True North co-chair Michael Hayman breaks down how mood, behaviour and local leadership are influencing the economy.
Artist Stanley Chow takes legal action against Reform UK over unauthorised use of Andy Burnham portrait
Illustrator Stanley Chow has launched legal action against Reform UK over the unauthorised use of his artwork during the Makerfield by-election campaign.
HFSS advertising & promotion — what retailers need to know in 2026
We explore what the HFSS regime means in practice, break down how the ASA is applying the rules and outlines the steps that retailers should take now.
The future of regeneration in the UK — key takeaways from UKREiiF
We explore insights from UKREiiF, including how regeneration is accelerating across the UK — from innovative partnerships to sustainable development.
NHS Trust admits liability in long-running chemotherapy scandal
Prof Ian Brown's patients were told that treatment was lifesaving but UHCW later confirmed it was neither evidence-based nor aligned with NICE guidance.
Court of Appeal clarifies when licensee losses can be recovered — 4 practical steps for IP owners & licensees
We explore the Court’s approach to licensee losses and outline the key steps that IP owners and licensees should be taking to protect their position.
Designing sustainable sports venues — what works & what doesn’t
We explore how sustainability promises translate into real‑world delivery and outline the practical factors that determine whether it's actually achieved.
4 recent food VAT cases that show why classification matters more than ever
We explore four recent food VAT decisions — from KFC dip pots to poppadom snacks — highlighting the key takeaways and practical steps for businesses.
Why ‘meaning’ matters — lessons from recent defamation & malicious falsehood cases
We explore how the Courts determined meaning in these decisions and what they signal for future reputation management claims.
Brabners Building Links event explores legal risks of insolvency as supply chain pressures rise
We explore how financial distress is likely to impact the construction industry in the years ahead — and why early, strategic legal advice will be critical.
Deckers v Up & Running: Court of Appeal gives welcome clarity on online sales restrictions in selective distribution agreements
We explore the decision, its legal context and its implications for selective distribution and online sales controls.