Brachers LLP

02/06/2026

We’re proud to be supporting the Pride Post Office at Pride Canterbury this year. 💌

A moment to pause, reflect and write something to your future self, whatever that might be.

Being part of spaces like this reflects our ongoing commitment to helping create environments where people feel seen, supported and able to be themselves.

the pride post office is BACK 🤩 what would you write on your postcard? 🥰♥️ Brachers LLP

01/06/2026

We’re proud to be sponsoring the ‘Kent Retailer of the Year’ and ‘Kent Non-Alcoholic Cold Drink of the Year’ categories at the Taste of Kent Awards 2026, organised by Produced in Kent.

Now in their 20th year, the awards celebrate the very best of Kent’s food and drink sector and are widely recognised as one of the region’s most respected and long-established programmes.

They shine a spotlight on the individuals and businesses that make a vital contribution to Kent’s economy, heritage and communities, and we’re delighted to support and celebrate their achievements.

Read the full press release here: https://www.brachers.co.uk/insights/brachers-sponsors-taste-of-kent-awards-2026

28/05/2026

With the 31 May 2026 deadline approaching, landlords must act now to comply with the Renters’ Rights Act by providing tenants with a prescribed government information sheet or risk significant penalties.

In this insight, James Millis, Partner and Head of Property Disputes, outlines what landlords need to know about the new requirements and how to stay compliant.

Read the full article: https://www.brachers.co.uk/insights/renters-rights-act-mandatory-information-requirements-for-landlords

27/05/2026

Rob Thompson, Collections and Recoveries Partner, has been recognised in Credit Connect's Industry Leaders List 2026.

The Industry Leaders list recognises and champions leaders who contribute to positive industry change and are making a measurable difference in their field. They have been identified as influencing the future of credit and collections.

Rob commented: “I’m delighted to be included in this year’s Industry Leaders list. It is a real honour to be recognised alongside peers who are committed to driving positive change within the sector. This recognition reflects not only my own work, but the continued efforts of the Collections and Recoveries team at Brachers to support our clients, contribute to industry conversations and help shape best practice across the credit and collections sector.”

27/05/2026

The Employment Rights Act 2025 introduces major reforms to unfair dismissal law, significantly increasing risk for employers from January 2027. These reforms are expected to drive more claims, increase scrutiny of everyday dismissal decisions, and blur the line between routine and high-risk cases.

In our latest insight, Catherine Daw outlines the key changes, including the removal of the compensation cap and a reduced six-month qualifying period, and what they mean in practice for dismissal decisions.

Read the full article here: https://www.brachers.co.uk/insights/unfair-dismissal-employment-rights-act-2025

26/05/2026

We were delighted to sponsor the Secondary School Teacher of the Year category at the Kent Education Awards 2026, hosted by Social Enterprise Kent earlier this month, and we’re thrilled to congratulate this year’s winner, John Still.

Mr Still was recognised for his outstanding support of a student, helping to build confidence, develop key skills, and create a more positive experience of school through a safe and supportive environment.

At Brachers, we are passionate about supporting those who make a lasting difference in our communities. Mr Still’s impact is a powerful reminder of the vital role educators play in shaping the future.

22/05/2026

Green lease clauses are becoming increasingly prevalent in the commercial property sector. Integrated into lease agreements, they promote environmentally friendly practices between landlords and tenants, covering areas such as energy efficiency, waste management, water use and renewable energy.

In our latest insight, Rachael Bates explores the key considerations of green lease clauses and what they mean in practice for both parties.

Read the full article here: https://www.brachers.co.uk/insights/green-lease-clauses-what-landlords-and-tenants-need-to-know

21/05/2026

With major reforms under the Employment Rights Act 2025 and wider employment law changes on the horizon, employers need to stay ahead of rapid change.

In this Brachers Bitesize webinar, delivered in partnership with Diversity HR, employment law specialists Colin Smith and Lisa Rothon explore key legislative updates and case law, including changes to unfair dismissal, statutory sick pay, harassment obligations and “fire and rehire”.

They also look at what this means in practice, helping employers understand risks, update policies and take a more proactive approach as reforms roll out across 2026 and 2027.

Watch the full webinar here: https://www.brachers.co.uk/insights/brachers-bitesize-employment-law-update-diversity-hr

18/05/2026

For many couples, moving in together marks an important step in building a life together, but legal protection isn’t always guaranteed.

In our latest insight, Jordan Dearing outlines why cohabitation agreements are so important for unmarried couples, and how they can help protect finances, property, and future plans – particularly for couples who choose not to marry or enter a civil partnership.

Read the full article here: https://www.brachers.co.uk/insights/cohabitation-agreements-and-planning-for-the-future

14/05/2026

Our Primary Care specialists will be attending the Kent & Medway Practice Manager & PCN Manager Conference on Wednesday 20 May 2026.

This is a fantastic opportunity to meet our team, discuss your legal needs, and learn how we support GP practices, PCNs, NHS organisations, federations, and care homes.

We’ll be there throughout the day, so please do come and say hello.