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    Protected Disclosures: Lessons From Capeling v TFX Group Ltd

    The Employment Appeal Tribunal's decision in Capeling v TFX Group Ltd clarifies the threshold for whistleblower protection, examining whether a general assertion about health and safety risks qualifies as a protected disclosure. The case explores what level of factual detail and reasonable belief is required when an employee raises concerns about workplace practices, and how tribunals assess the validity of whistleblowing claims in the context of dismissal.
    United KingdomEmployment and HR
    Broadfield Law UK LLP
    Broadfield Law UK LLP
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    Across The Severn: The Quiet Split In English And Welsh Property Law

    England and Wales share a legal jurisdiction, but their property laws have quietly diverged over the past decade through devolved powers. From distinct tax systems and rental regulations to separate planning frameworks and renewable energy consenting regimes, the practical differences now span everything from transaction deadlines to pet policies, creating real consequences for anyone working across the border.
    United Kingdom
Real Estate and Construction
Broadfield Law UK LLP
Broadfield Law UK LLP
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    No More Subscription Traps: New Consumer Rules Arrive Early

    The UK Government has brought forward new rules to combat subscription traps, requiring businesses to provide clearer contract information, send renewal reminders, and simplify cancellation processes. These changes under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 will take effect in January 2027, with significant penalties for non-compliance including fines up to £300,000 or 10% of turnover.
    United KingdomConsumer Protection
    Broadfield Law UK LLP
    Broadfield Law UK LLP
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    Sustainability In Commercial Real Estate: What You Need To Know

    The UK commercial real estate sector faces mounting pressure to integrate sustainable practices as regulatory requirements tighten and market demand for energy-efficient buildings intensifies. With MEES standards requiring EPC B ratings by 2031 and institutional investors restricting capital to ESG-compliant assets, landlords and developers must navigate evolving compliance obligations while capitalizing on the financial advantages of green buildings. Legal guidance is becoming essential for structuring gre
    United KingdomReal Estate and Construction
    Broadfield Law UK LLP
    Broadfield Law UK LLP
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    Ready Or Not: Workplace Change Is Coming — What Employers Need To Know

    Major workplace reforms are set to transform UK employment law between 2026 and 2027, introducing sweeping changes to union rights, dismissal protections, and employee benefits. From electronic union ballots to extended tribunal claim periods and enhanced harassment prevention duties, employers face a comprehensive overhaul of their HR practices and policies. Understanding these changes and preparing strategic responses will be critical for organizations to maintain compliance and manage increased legal exp
    United KingdomEmployment and HR
    Broadfield Law UK LLP
    Broadfield Law UK LLP
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