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The government has announced several new statutory rates that will come into effect for employees in April 2025.

Abuse in trusted environments like scouting groups is a painful reality that continues to surface. While most volunteers are dedicated and caring, some individuals exploit these roles...

Historical allegations of sexual misconduct against Mohammed Al Fayed continue to surface. Survivors are speaking out, and support is available.

In 2023, the BBC uncovered harrowing testimonies from former pupils of Berrow Wood School, a reform institution once believed to offer troubled boys a second chance.

Rothera Bray's Commercial Property team has successfully advised Emmanuel House Support Centre on the purchase of its Nottingham city centre premises, marking a significant milestone as the homelessness charity celebrates 50 years of service. The acquisition provides the charity with long-term security to continue supporting vulnerable individuals facing housing insecurity and homelessness.

Maternity services across the UK have been under scrutiny for a number of years and at Rothera Bray we speak with many families who have suffered poor and potentially negligent care from Trusts around the country.

Since their election success, all eyes have been on Labour's proposed employment law reforms. One of the most far-reaching would be the proposed abolition of the two-year qualifying period for unfair dismissal claims.

The Autumn 2024 Budget has changed the rules surrounding Agricultural Property Relief and what value can be claimed tax free.

Survivors of the 2023 Nottingham attacks are demanding a meeting with the Prime Minister following the conclusion of the Nottingham Inquiry hearings, which exposed serious failings across mental health services, policing, victim support and public protection. Wayne Birkett and Sharon Miller continue to recover from life-changing injuries while calling for meaningful reforms to prevent others from being failed in the same way.

Arron Halait, a Corporate Finance Associate at Rothera Bray's Leicester office, shares insights into his journey from top academic performer to specialist in cross-border transactions. Discover what drives his passion for international dealmaking, how he navigates complex multi-jurisdictional investments, and why Japan remains his most memorable travel destination.

Speeding offences are one of the most common challenges faced by motorists, yet many drivers are unsure of the steps...

Meet Eleanor Robinson, Managing Associate Solicitor in the Wills and Probate department based at our West Bridgford office.

Natalie Abbott, Partner at Rothera Bray, shares her unconventional journey from a rural Norfolk upbringing through language studies in France and Germany, a stint as a ski rep in the Alps, to becoming a successful Employment Law specialist. Discover what drives her passion for ensuring workplace safety and respect, and how her diverse background shaped her approach to law.

When legal issues involve children, emotions can run high and the path forward may feel uncertain. Whether you're facing a dispute over child arrangements, involvement from social services...

Meet Jasmin Marshall, our Associate Solicitor in the Wills & Probate team at our Mapperley office. She shares her inspiring journey into law and gives us a glimpse into life at one of our friendly and close-knit offices.

The Paternity Leave (Bereavement) Act (the "PLB Act") is expected to come into effect soon.

As salons across the UK prepare to add festive sparkle to their client experience, many are considering offering complimentary drinks during appointments.

Seetal Patel, abuse compensation claim specialist, comments on the sentencing of a Nottinghamshire schoolteacher following the reporting of historic sexual abuse.