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Gaby Bissett

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As seen in: Dentistry Magazine, Daily Mail, The Guardian, Change.org, EIN News, brodies.com, Dental Nursing, Irish Dentistry
KCL history grad, NCTJ-trained journalist. Writing for dentistry.co.uk. Views my own
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Preparing Scotland’s forestry sector for the Employment Rights Act 2025

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By Gaby Bissett Verified
| brodies.com
The Employment Rights Act 2025 (‘ERA’) is making significant reforms to employment law and introducing an array of new protections for workers. Some provisions are already live, with others expected to come into force in August and October 2026 and into 2027. Some reforms remain subject to consultation and will be confirmed in due course.
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Energy transition drives sustained deal flow and diversified investment strategies

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By Gaby Bissett Verified
| brodies.com
Dealmaking across the energy transition is accelerating, with investors increasingly pursuing a dual-track strategy that blends renewables, enabling infrastructure and selective conventional assets. According to Evolution not revolution: Investing in the energytransition, Brodies LLP’s latest report, global M&A and investment activity in the sector remains both broad and resilient, underpinned by strong pipelines and growing confidence in the asset class. The data points to a highly active market.
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The Renters’ Rights Act: ten changes explained

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By Gaby Bissett Verified
| brodies.com
The Renters' Rights Act 2025 marks a significant shift in the legal landscape of the private rented sector in England – but what are the headline reforms and what impact will they have? Designed to enhance tenant protections and modernise rental practices, the Renters’ Rights Act received Royal Assent on 27 October 2025 and introduces sweeping reforms in stages – with the first phase taking effect on 1 May 2026.
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