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Dec152016

Christmas parties: What are the risks for employers when things get out of hand?

For many, the festive season is a time for celebration and indulgence. Throughout December, bars and restaurants are bustling with work Christmas parties. Very often, people have “one too many” and for the most part go home without incident. But what happens if an employee gets into a confrontation at the office party? Can the…

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15th December 2016Employment
Dec22016

Lee Gabbie takes part in webinar with ICAEW on social media in the workplace

Bracher Rawlins employment partner Lee Gabbie recently took part in a two-part webinar on Social Media in the Workplace hosted by the Institute of Chartered Accountants (ICAEW). Lee was joined by Yvonne Foster, managing director of Lotus HR. In the first session, the discussion centred on the extent to which employers are able to monitor…

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2nd December 2016Employment, Firm news
Oct182016

Bracher Rawlins helps overturn controversial Newmarket development plans

Bracher Rawlins acts for the Newmarket Horsemen’s Group as they successfully secure the rejection of planning permission to build 400 houses in Newmarket In 2014, Lord Derby was granted outline planning permission to build 400 homes at Hatchfield Farm in Newmarket. This followed five years of local opposition to the scheme, much of it led…

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18th October 2016Litigation
Oct182016

Pokémon Go and the law of trespass

Pokémon Go has caused headlines around the world since the augmented reality game was launched in the summer. Most have not been positive. A woman in the US is reported to have found a dead body while playing the game. Players have been lured to remote places and robbed of their phones, in one case…

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18th October 2016Property
Oct182016

Should your business be using zero-hours contracts?

Cinema chain Everyman is the latest of several companies to announce that it is moving staff off zero-hours contracts. It has promised to offer guaranteed monthly hours to hundreds of staff by the end of next year. Everyman’s chief executive Crispin Lilly said after the announcement: “Our staff have never had problems with zero hours…

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18th October 2016Employment
Sep292016

Bracher Rawlins helps send Caitlin to Disney World

In May we held our annual charity quiz and were delighted to raise more than £5,000 for Rays of Sunshine Children’s Charity. The charity grants wishes to children aged from three to 18 who are living with serious or life-threatening illnesses. The charity recently wrote to us to let us know that the money we…

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29th September 2016Firm news
Sep62016

Maternity Rights: What Employers Need to Know

With more and more women on maternity leave complaining about the treatment they receive from their employers, it is important that employers know what legal rights employees have before, during and after maternity leave. In this article, we summarise the law on maternity.  A recent report by Citizens Advice says that the number of women…

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6th September 2016Employment
Aug112016

Dealing with Dragons – Bracher Rawlins acts for Dragons’ Den star Sarah Willingham

Ed Slaiding and Matthew Cowan from our corporate team recently acted for Dragons’ Den star Sarah Willingham in connection with her investment into the Craft Gin Club. 

You can read about Craft Gin Club’s appearance on Dragon’s Den here. 

11th August 2016Commercial
Jul182016

Removing tenants from residential property – beware the Tenancy Deposit Scheme pitfalls

How does a landlord evict a tenant from a residential property if the tenant refuses to move out after being served with the required notice? In a nutshell, the landlord needs to apply to court. But courts tend to be tenant friendly and this can be a frustrating experience for landlords. Most residential properties are…

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18th July 2016Litigation, Property
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