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The UK voted to leave the EU on the 23 June 2016. The implications for FinTech firms will be significant. Browne Jacobson's Catriona Lothian, regulatory expert and ex-FCA lawyer, shares her insights on the key areas of potential change, including authorisations and passports at April's NewFinance open mic night.
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In the wake of the Brexit withdrawal deal being unequivocally rejected by Members of Parliament on 15 January 2019, there is significant uncertainty for not only the gas sector but for the economy in general.
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Energy analysis: Selina Hinchliffe, partner, and Andrew Douglas, member of the energy sector team, from Browne Jacobson, consider the potential implications of a ‘no deal’ Brexit in relation to the oil and gas industry. The government has recently published guidance on this topic.
The United Kingdom Internal Market Bill was introduced in the House of Commons on 09 September 2020 (the Bill), provoking much debate and attracting criticism from many. But what exactly is contained within the Bill?
Our update aims to provide those in the gas market with the current position of the gas sector, a summary of the technical notes and highlights as to what those in the sector can do to prepare for a no-deal Brexit.
This update provides the key points put forward by the government for those in the electricity sector when preparing for a no-deal Brexit; providing helpful guidance for those within the sector to prepare for a no-deal scenario and the potential issues that may arise.
Trade mark lawyers frequently advise trade mark owners to 'use it or lose it'. For EU trade marks ('EU TMs'), the relevant provisions are Articles 15(1) and 51(1) of the EU Trade Mark Regulation (No 207/2009, as amended).
The Patents Court has granted declarations that dosage regimens were obvious at the claimed priority dates of certain of AbbVie’s patents and patent applications.
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Although there is significant uncertainty over how Brexit will affect organisations trading across the EEA, we can help you put together an appropriate action plan.
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We can help you navigate uncertainty, mitigate any legal risks and even find ways for your organisation to capitalise through a more efficient corporate structure.
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