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Rebalancing the Economy
I have for several years now concentrated a lot of thought on the imbalance between North and South. I think it is now clearly understood...
Real Estate, Manchester – who are we? And what do we do?
The thought behind answering this question came whilst I was on holiday recently in Lisbon. A lovely place which I can highly recommend...
Brabners top North West's 'best performing enterprises' table
Insider's annual rankings of the North West's best performing small and medium sized enterprises sees law firm Brabners at the top of the...
Twin Peaks mystery resolved? Poundland settles up with Mondelēz over Toblerone imitation
In a case reminiscent of the KitKat dispute, Poundland and Toblerone owner Mondelēz (formerly Kraft Foods) have apparently settled their...
Is it time for an Independent Labour Inspectorate?
Bike couriers, pizza deliverers, car valeters, taxi drivers and plumbers - what have these jobs got in common? As those keeping up...
Attention! Military charities srutinised by the Charity Commission
Since 2016, military charities have been in the crosshairs of the Charity Commission. This followed a number of negative media headlines...
#humblebrag - Brabners' leading lights listed in latest Legal 500 guide
The Legal 500 2017 was published on Thursday 12 October, and once again Brabners are proud to have ranked highly in its core practices,...
When Does a Family Business Stop Being a Family Business?
I'll admit that one of my favourite treats when heading up to the Lakes is to stop at one of the many Booths to be found dotted around...
Got space to be inspired? Some of the North's most inspiring spaces
A wealth of amazing entries, some tough decisions for the judging panel and weeks of profiling and exploring the successful shortlist -...
Intricate nuances of football related representation contracts
Picking up on the widely reported High Court case involving Wilfred Bony (whereby an action was brought against his former...
Uber is involved in another legal challenge... but why are we so interested in their legal cases?
I recently wrote about Uber's appeal against a tribunal decision concerning the employment status of its drivers. The drivers...
No notification but controller charges still payable to ICO under new data protection rules
Following the Government's Statement of Intent in August, the Data Protection Bill to update data protection laws in line with the
CIOs now making up 60% of new charity applications
Charitable incorporated organisations (CIOs) now make up 60% of registration applications received by the Charity Commission...
The Big Bad Charities?
An interesting take on the largest charities from Shelter's new chief executive.
The larger charities have without doubt been the...
Leave it Yeah? Lethal Bizzle's little bit of intellectual property rights in three little words
New Entry at number 15 of the Official UK Top 40 Singles Chart on Friday 6 October, and Number 1 on the iTunes Chart, "Little Bit Leave...
Paid charity trustees
When discussing charity law with clients, particularly in cases where I am advising on the establishment of a new charity, one of the...
A meaty decision on TUPE
As an employment lawyer and someone who keeps an eye on TUPE I was interested in this latest case. TUPE is the set of regulations that...
Need for more housing
The Prime Minsters announcement of £2bn fund allowing Councils to build homes for rent is welcome, but there is still a long way to go .
The Changing Composition of Family Businesses
It used to be the case (and in many cases still is) that family businesses were staffed and managed almost exclusively by family members.
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