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We have a long-standing track record of successfully dealing with multi-jurisdictional matters for our clients in sectors ranging from retail to insurance, technology to brands, education to health and covering a broad range of legal services. A clear understanding of international law and practice coupled with strong alliances with law firms across the globe is a key part of the framework of support that we provide our clients in their international activities. We choose the firms that we work with very carefully and on a case by case basis with the particular client needs and requirements in mind – the independent, non-exclusive nature of our networks which have been built up over many years and span all continents, means that our clients always get the right firm to look after their specific needs.
We are also the co-founders of an international network of independent law firms known as Pangea Net. This coupled with our wider connections and relationships has enabled us to oversee the delivery of advice to clients from over 60 jurisdictions in the past 12 months alone.
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Whether you are looking to set up a business, identify and purchase a business, find a suitable agent or distributor, secure suitable real estate investments or to use the UK as part of your personal tax planning, we have expertise and experience in advising on:
Our partner led service is focused on finding a solution to your problems.
Delivering secure agreements that protect you and your business.
Helping you to get your HR immigration systems up to scratch.
Ensuring the effectiveness of your decision-making procedures.
Delivering corporate transactions across the whole range of corporate services.
Extensive experience advising on privacy issues.
Support and advice on issues relating to litigation and dispute resolution.
Designing bespoke employment contracts and policies.
Helping clients to effectively manage their IP assets.
Aiming to provide commercial advice to mitigate risk.
I’m very happy with the service from Browne Jacobson. Declan Cushley and his team do a great job and their work is appreciated by my fellow directors.
Hugely experienced in M&A transactions and private equity work, especially those involving the retail, healthcare and public sectors, and including those with a cross-border element.
It was announced on 17 June 2019 that the UK Government will start discussions with 5 new advisory groups in preparation for the new skills-based immigration system that will be introduced following the UK’s departure from the European Union.
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Recently the House of Lords and House of Commons Joint Committee on the draft Registration of Overseas Entities Bill (Bill) published its report on the draft Bill following pre-legislative scrutiny.
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In this update, we review various aspects of a ‘no deal’ Brexit and the Withdrawal Agreement which organisations in the energy sector should know about.
The Home Office recently announced substantial changes to Tier 1 of the PBS.
There are a number of different ways to apply for British Citizenship depending on your circumstances, however all applicants must demonstrate their knowledge of English and must pass the “Life in the UK Test”.
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Following input from the tech sector and MAC, the Government yesterday announced a new route for entrepreneurs wishing to start-up a business in the UK.
The EU Commission has recently published its communication and accompanying Staff Working Document entitled 'Building a European Data Economy'.
The world’s seventh largest container carrier, Hanjin Shipping Co Ltd, filed for receivership yesterday as banks led by Korea Development Bank withdrew their backing from the company for failing to tackle its debt of approximately $5.5 billion.