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Is it possible for a member state to leave the EU but retain full access to the internal market?
As an EU member state the UK is currently part of the EU internal market, which is one of the most advanced trade areas in the world and has been …
Brexit – Impact on EEA insurers and non-EEA headquartered groups
The post below was first published on our Insurance blog This briefing considers the position of EEA firms who wish to access the UK …
BREXIT: WHAT NEXT FOR BOARDS?
Businesses need to plan for the post-Brexit world using the best intelligence they can access. The UK’s vote to leave the EU has caused a shock to …
When life gives you lemons, make lemonade: anti-suit injunctions and arbitration in London post-Brexit
The post below was first published on our Arbitration blog London has long been a city associated with international arbitration. In 2015, even with …
ANTI-SUIT INJUNCTIONS AND ARBITRATION POST-BREXIT
Brexit has inevitably led to reflection on the commercial, legal and practical effects on arbitration. London has long been a city associated with …
DEVELOPMENT JOINT VENTURES: FUNDAMENTAL ASPECTS, MINORITY RIGHTS AND THE EUROPEAN DIMENSION
The post below was first published on our UK Real Estate Development blog Author: Paul Chases, Senior Associate and Head of Corporate Real Estate, …
THE IMPACT OF BREXIT ON DATA PROTECTION AND CYBER SECURITY
This blog post summarises a number of unanswered questions in data protection and cyber security legislation brought on by Brexit. The "in-out" …
Brexit – Implications for insurers
The post below was first published on our Insurance blog The UK vote to leave the EU raises novel political and legal questions which neither side …
BREXIT: SOME INDIRECT IMPLICATIONS FOR DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING
The post below was first published on our UK Real Estate Development blog The real estate sector as a whole is in a strong position to cope with such …
UPCOMING WEBINAR – DISPUTE RESOLUTION CHOICES FOR FINANCE PARTIES: A PRACTICAL LOOK AT RECENT DEVELOPMENTS AFFECTING DISPUTE RESOLUTION OPTIONS
The post below was first published on our Litigation blog On Thursday 14 July (12.45 – 1.45pm BST), Adam Johnson, Nick Peacock and …
Is the consent of the Scottish Parliament required for Brexit?
Westminster retains the right to legislate in relation to Scotland, in any matter – the Sewel Convention does not provide Scottish Parliament with a …
SURVIVING BREXIT WITHOUT BREAKING THE LAW
There is a real opportunity for businesses to engage in joint lobbying on the shape of the UK exit. But in doing so, they need to keep an eye on …
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