Bevan Brittan LLP published the Employment Rights Act 2025 Hub, which brings together expert insights, practical guidance, on-demand resources, implementation timelines, and information on the support available from the specialist employment law team.
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Bevan Brittan LLP
An award-winning UK-Top 100 national law firm providing legal and advisory services to businesses.
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- Bristol, GB
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- 501โ1,000 employees
About Bevan Brittan LLP
We are a leading commercial law firm where what matters to you, matters to us. Alongside our recognised expertise in housing, local government, and health and social care, we are specialists in the construction, energy and resource management, higher education and financial services sectors.
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Bevan Brittan LLP published a Disputes Pulse Survey finding that 94% identify contractual disputes as a key risk, 50% cite contract complexity as a major organisational challenge, 39% point to economic uncertainty and market volatility, and 33% highlight internal capacity constraints.
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Bevan Brittan LLP is sponsoring the Universities Safety and Health Association (USHA) Annual Conference at Aston University from 7 to 9 October.
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