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Brexit legal resources

Our Brexit lawyers have produced a number of guides, podcasts and videos to discuss how Brexit will affect business. We have categorised these below based on specific legal areas.

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Brexit resources

Breach of Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs)

How has Brexit changed your ability to protect your sensitive information?

Webinar: Future proof your contracts

Act now, avoid disputes later

Webinar: Navigating rules of origin

Moving goods between the EU and UK

Focusing on dispute management

10 things you need to know now Britain has left the EU

Brexit and the right to work in the UK

Webinar considering changes needed to right to work processes in readiness for the '2021 Immigration Regime'

Brexit contractual risk analysis and changes delivery

As the date for UK withdrawal from the European Union gets nearer, managing risk exposure resulting from Brexit becomes ever more crucial

Brexit contractual risk analysis and changes delivery

We can help you understand the potential risks to your trading arrangements arising from Brexit

Consumer law risk analysis and Brexit proofing

Using our Brexit Risk Analysis, we can help you answer your questions, understand the potential risks to your consumer law arrangements

Data protection and Brexit

Uncertainty remains as to how data protection law will apply after the UK leaves the EU, depending on whether or not a deal is agreed

UK employment law and immigration in a post-Brexit world

The outline of the future shape of UK employment and immigration law is gradually becoming clearer. What do we know and what remains “up for grabs?”

The new immigration system: getting ready and reviewing risk

As a result of the UK leaving the EU, free movement of people is ending on 31 December 2020

New nationality guidance complicates post-Brexit applications

European Economic Area citizens resident in the UK have been able to apply to remain in the UK at the end of the transition period

Podcast: How you can make your mark in a post Brexit world

Kate Ellis, Head of Branding Group UK discusses the impact Brexit will have on trade mark and design rights

How will the courts approach jurisdiction following the end of the Brexit implementation period?

Our flow-charts guide you through how the UK and EU courts will treat jurisdiction and enforcement following the end of the Brexit Implementation Period

How will the UK courts approach enforcement of judgments following the end of the Brexit implementation period?

Our flow-charts guide you through how the UK and EU courts will treat jurisdiction and enforcement following the end of the Brexit Implementation Period

How will the courts of EU Member States approach enforcement of judgments following the end of the Brexit Implementation Period?

Our flow-charts guide you through how the UK and EU courts will treat jurisdiction and enforcement following the end of the Brexit Implementation Period

Brexit: impact on US – Part 1

We discuss what consumer, commercial and data protection law will look like as we navigate towards the end of the Brexit transition period and the prospect of a no-deal exit

Brexit: impact on US – Part 2

We discuss what IP, employment and immigration law will look like as we navigate towards the end of the Brexit transition period and the prospect of a no-deal exit

Ten further things for asset managers to note about the end of the transitional period

We bring you this briefing with ten further things to note about the end of the transitional period and what happens thereafter

How will the end of the Implementation Period affect where I commence my litigation and enforce my judgment?

We focus on the impact of Brexit on the jurisdiction and enforcement in cross-border disputes now that the Implementation Period has come to an end

Brexit and the new immigration structure

Access all our insights as we help you navigate your way around the new immigration regime

End of the Brexit transition period: Guide for traded companies

What has changed for traded companies?

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