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Byline: ASSOCIATED PRESS LONDON -- Lead LONDON Instead of closing in on a future trade deal, the European Union and Britain fought bitterly Thursday over a planned British law that [...]

When Britain took the irrevocable step to leave the European Union by triggering Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty following the unexpected result of the UK referendum, it was envisaged [...]

Byline: Liam Halligan As negotiations with the European Union enter their endgame, Britain's anti-Brexit brigade is out in force. Anything Brussels wants is reasonable and justified. The UK's conditions, of [...]

The deadline for the UK government to make a request to extend the Brexit transition period under the Withdrawal Agreement has now passed. While it may technically be possible for [...]

With Sajid Javid, the UK's Chancellor of the Exchequer, maintaining that the UK is leaving the European Union in '...a matter of days...deal or no-deal' IP owners need to consider [...]

Today the President of the European Commission, Mr Jean-Claude Juncker, wrote a letter to the President of the European Council, Mr Donald Tusk, stating that the European Commission and UK [...]

In AXA Art Vershicherung AG, UK Branch and Others, Re [2019] 10 WLUK 186 Roth J considered a joint application from three companies for pre-directions with regard to a proposed [...]

Introduction While Ireland is currently enjoying a period of significant economic growth, Brexit - the UK's decision to exit the EU - poses a number of challenges and risks, and [...]

Professionals have had to adapt to tough market conditions and in some instances have reduced their rates in order to secure compliance and risk roles Within compliance, the continuous rise [...]

Luxembourg Brexit Laws On 8 April 2019, the Luxembourg Parliament adopted the first bills in a series of laws relating to Brexit, detailing the measures to be taken in case [...]

With the future of the UK and Brexit still remaining unclear, Ian Chapman-Curry, David Lowe and Clark Sargent discuss the issues arising in contract and commercial law if the UK [...]

The EU Settlement Scheme and Non-EU immigration - the latest At the time of writing, the government still has much work to do before the UK exits the European Union. [...]

1 March The European Banking Authority ('EBA') published an opinion on deposit protection resulting from the United Kingdom's ('UK') withdrawal from the European Union ('EU'). The Financial Conduct Authority ('FCA') [...]

A number of key UK, EU and international financial services trade associations published a letter (dated April 5) to HM Treasury on the equivalence of European Economic Area (EEA) derivatives [...]

On 15 January 2019, the House of Commons of the United Kingdom voted against the Withdrawal Agreement negotiated between the UK government and the European Union in the context of [...]

Against the backdrop of the potentially ongoing renegotiations of the Withdrawal Agreement between the EU and the UK or a Hard Brexit, the German legislator has today adopted preliminary provisions [...]

After 11.00pm on Brexit day (i.e. 29 March 2019 unless parliament and the EU decides otherwise), EU law will stop applying in the UK. What does it mean when EU [...]

With the date for the United Kingdom to leave the European Union rapidly approaching, several recent developments concerning derivatives (both legal and political) are likely to be of interest to [...]

The UK is scheduled to leave the EU on March 29, 2019. At this time, however, the UK has failed to ratify a Withdrawal Agreement, risking a 'no-deal' exit. Whether [...]

The precise manner of the UK's withdrawal from the EU remains unclear. A number of scenarios could apply to the UK's continued participation in the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (EU [...]

Brexit reminder to investment firms and credit institutionsIn what has been a busy week in Europe, in which we saw the European Commission publishing a range of contingency measures to [...]

Byline: Steven Swinford DEPUTY POLITICAL EDITOR MICHAEL GOVE is facing a Cabinet backlash over his plans for a 'green Brexit' amid fears that it will increase red tape and damage [...]

In a very recent development that will come as a relief to businesses, the UK Government has issued some guidance on what will happen to EU intellectual property rights in [...]

New government guidance on cross-border flows of personal data is helpful, but serious questions remain unanswered. The free movement of personal data within the European Union has been one of [...]

London: Prospect Professionals Trade Union has issued the following news release: The government's latest Brexit assessment confirms that leaving the European Union without a deal would have a serious impact [...]

This is just a short post to highlight that the European Union (Withdrawal) Bill received Royal Assent yesterday, and so is now the European Union (Withdrawal) Act 2018. This means [...]

The government has noted that data flows account for a larger proportion of GDP growth than traditional goods and therefore unencumbered data transfers are 'essential to the UK forging its [...]

EU notice considers potential impact on economic operators, authorised representatives, and Notified Bodies as a result of Brexit. As part of the Brexit process, the European Commission has published various [...]

Earlier this month the European Commission's Directorate-General for Justice and Consumers (DGJUST) published its ' Notice to Stakeholders: withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the Union and EU rules in [...]

The European Union (Withdrawal) Bill cleared the second reading stage in the House of Commons yesterday. Prime Minister Theresa May has described the Bill as 'the single most important step [...]

Co-author: Mr Saman Bugeja In a historic vote held on the 23rd of June 2016, the people of the United Kingdom went to the polls in order to determine the [...]