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Panorama, Abramovich & the growing risk of tax fraud investigations
Why taxpayers are facing greater risks, why governance matters more than ever and what businesses should do to ensure transparency and accountability.
Sub-contractor collateral warranties — why they matter when contractors become insolvent
How sub-contractor collateral warranties can preserve a right of recourse and where they fit alongside due diligence and performance security.
Earlier exit planning is reshaping Lancashire business strategies — what business owners should do now
Corporate lawyer Brett Cooper explores why more Lancashire business owners are planning their exits earlier and what it means for future business sales.
The Brabners Foundation reaches milestone amount of £250,000 in donations
The achievement follows the Foundation's most successful Ball to date, held at Manchester Monastery.
Brabners advises on sale of Liverpool's iconic Cavern Club
The transaction was supported by our corporate team, led by Partner and Head of Professional Services sector John Spofforth.
Preventing sexual harassment — how employers can meet the new 'all reasonable steps' duty
The changes taking effect in October 2026, what they mean in practice and how employers can strengthen their approach to prevention.
Couples are divorcing later than ever — what the latest ONS statistics mean for families
From pensions and property to child arrangements, we explore the key considerations for couples separating after a long marriage.
Employment tribunal time limits doubled — 5 key priorities for employers
We break down what’s changed, how the transitional provisions work and what employers need to be thinking about now.
Landmark CAS ruling on pregnancy discrimination — 5 lessons for women’s football
Learn more about the background to the case, why the ruling matters for maternity protections in women’s football and the key lessons for football clubs.
DPIA template — when you need one, common triggers & practical steps for UK organisations
Our free DPIA template helps you to identify when a DPIA may be required, assess potential risks and take a structured approach to UK GDPR compliance.
MCC’s female membership consultation — what sports organisations need to know
A look at what the MCC’s consultation may mean in practice, potential legal risks and considerations for organisations looking to increase representation.
Legal 500 UK 2027: Brabners achieves most rankings in North West
We've achieved the highest number of ranked individuals in the North West (73) and the joint highest number of practice area rankings in the region (30).
Wagatha Christie lawyer: “City fans may find themselves cheering Everton”
Everton is fighting a compensation ruling that could have implications for potential claims against City, according to Coleen Rooney's lawyer, Paul Lunt.
A new era for legal claims in English football — Manchester City's rule breaches explained
We explore whether titles could be stripped, the appeals process, what other clubs need to know and importantly, what could happen next.
Pulp the fiction? Piers Morgan v Earl Charles Spencer explained
Our litigation team considers some of the libel law in play around Morgan's pursuit of legal action against the Earl and his book publisher.
Can a Will be challenged due to dementia or Alzheimer’s? Understanding the legal position
A guide to testamentary capacity, common grounds for challenge and the factors that can influence the validity of a Will.
Financial Dispute Resolution (FDR) appointments — what to expect & how they work
We break down what happens at a Financial Dispute Resolution (FDR) hearing and how can it help separating couples to reach a financial settlement.
Super shoes in elite running — World Athletics regulations & legal risks explained
Here's how the rapid rise of super shoes is reshaping elite sport — not just in terms of performance but also the regulatory landscape that sits behind it.
What does it take to successfully scale? Six lessons from the 2026 BIBAs
There's no single blueprint for scaling a business, as we found out when judging the Scale-Up Business of the Year at the Be Inspired Business Awards 2026.
Palmer v P1 Pit Stop — courts can create & rectify the register of members
If your company has never kept a register of members, the court can still decide who owns the shares — and order you to create one.
How the WSL is unlocking the next era of women’s football
We explore how commercial and digital forces are transforming women’s football — and what stakeholders must prioritise to sustain this momentum.
‘Fire & rehire’ practices to be outlawed under the Employment Rights Act
We outline what employers need to know about the changes to fire and rehire, including four key steps to take in preparation.
Review finds patient “betrayal” & serious failures in UHCW brain tumour treatment
Patients and their families have received major vindication following the findings of the RCP’s initial review into treatment provided under Prof Ian Brown.
Can I make a digital Will? Proposed Will reforms explained
We explain the current proposals around digital Wills and highlight other Will reforms that could be on the horizon.
Holiday law changes from 2026 — what employers need to know & do
We explore what the new record-keeping requirements mean for employers, the risks of non-compliance and steps that organisations should take now.