Brabners secures B Corp recertification

We've retained our B Corp certification, resulting in a notable improvement on our assessment framework score.
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Our 2026 report reflects our ongoing efforts to build a more diverse and inclusive firm where all colleagues feel valued, supported and able to progress.

Our 2025 report demonstrates the continued progress that we've made across social mobility, agile working, DEI and more.














We've retained our B Corp certification, resulting in a notable improvement on our assessment framework score.

We discuss what mediation and other forms of ADR are, their benefits, when they’re most effective and how courts view parties who refuse to engage in them.

We explore the key challenges retailers face with Martyn’s Law, how to balance compliance with operations and the common misconceptions.

Our serious personal injury team successfully secured £125,000 for a young part‑time worker who suffered a serious crush injury.

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Jane Fletcher, CEO of Aldridge Education, explains why connections between businesses and education are essential for developing talent.

We discuss the increases to statutory payments, national minimum wage rates and unfair dismissal compensation from April 2026.

We explain exactly what’s changing, how the new protections will work and what employers need to know.

We explore the collective consultation overhaul and detail what’s changing, the associated risks and how employers should prepare.

We outline the steps that retailers can take to contain an emerging online issue and the legal remedies available for responding to false statements.

A year on from our last review, we to take a fresh look at the state of rugby’s finances to see what progress has been made and which challenges remain.

We outline how an overseas marriage is treated under English and Welsh law for anyone considering divorce.

We break down the key stages of a footballer’s career and outline how the right guidance safeguards their wealth and long‑term future.

We break down the key insights from each panel, exploring AI's real-world impact and why it’s crucial to balance innovation with long‑term sustainability.

We explore the key findings from the study and outline what they mean for clubs, governing bodies and others responsible for player welfare.

We explore how athletes like Cole Palmer and Luke Littler are using trade marks and outline the legal standards that they must meet.

We set out seven practical steps to help retailers to prepare, respond decisively and recover quickly when the unexpected happens.

We explore the changes to Statutory Sick Pay that are due to come into effect from 6 April 2026 and outline what they’ll mean for employers.

Oonagh Simms, Founder of The Marshmallowist, shares how a love of food became a business and why marshmallows deserve the same respect as fine chocolate.

AI is enhancing performance and even scouting future talent in elite sport. Sports technology and data are key to success, but come with legal risks.

We discuss the key opportunities and considerations shaping the future of sustainable AI and quantum‑powered technology.

We outline the key payroll, tax and governance issues that overseas companies typically face when appointing a UK‑based executive.

Dr Edward Lynch, Founder of helfy®, shares the story of why he left a traditional NHS path to build a business focused on preventing chronic disease.

We outline six key reasons why trusts play such a central role in building a resilient and effective estate plan.

We look at the core changes introduced by the Mental Health Act 2025 and outline what they’re likely to mean in practice for social housing providers.