There are various IP considerations that ought to be borne in mind now that the UK has decided to leave the EU.
Inside Brexit blog
Tracking legal developments
Brexit – The effect on asset and wealth management
In this short briefing, we identify some of the key areas that we see that asset managers will be considering and monitoring closely over the coming weeks and months.
Direct effect and direct applicability: what do they really mean?
July 01, 2016
Posted in UK and EU legal framework
Since Brexit, the EU law terms ‘direct effect’ and ‘direct applicability’ have at times been conflated. However, they have distinct meanings which should be clarified.
Brexit – Employment law implications
June 30, 2016
Posted in Employment and labour
EU-derived laws after Brexit: Focusing on the CRR and CRD IV
June 30, 2016
Posted in UK and EU legal framework Financial institutions Banking and finance
Brexit - webinar briefing
To assist your business with the initial response to Brexit, we joined forces with the Australian British Chamber of Commerce (ABCC) and HSBC to present a live briefing on Thursday 30 June.
Will the vote for Brexit trigger material adverse change clauses?
Could Scotland block Brexit?
June 28, 2016
Posted in Devolution UK and EU legal framework
Following calls for a further referendum on Scottish independence in light of the vote to leave the European Union, a question has arisen as to whether the Scottish Parliament could block the UK’s departure.
How will Brexit affect litigation in the English courts?
June 27, 2016
Posted in Enforcement Dispute resolution and litigation International arbitration
Parties across the world regularly choose the English courts to resolve international disputes. English courts have a reputation for consistency, honesty, transparency and technical knowledge.
What constitutes “notice” for the purpose of Article 50?
There has been some debate following the referendum result on Friday June 24 as to what constitutes “notice” by the UK under Article 50 of the TEU to trigger the formal legal process for withdrawal from the EU.
Brexit: planning for the future as negotiations continue
We have created this Brexit blog to provide up to date analysis and legal commentary as the new Brexit landscape evolves, addressing key questions and topics of interest to our clients across the different industry sectors in which they operate.
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