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The negotiations with the European Union (EU) regarding their future relationship are likely to be firm.
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As we await the trigger of Article 50, we have rounded up some questions from our clients and aim to answer these in this article.
The statutory conservation agencies in the UK have launched a public consultation on proposals for five Special Areas of Conservation.
The EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is expected to come into force in EU Member States on 25 May 2018.
We are taking a considerable interest in how Brexit will affect our public sector clients and have been looking at how different options could have different outcomes for the sector.
Rarely do rulings of the administrative court receive the level of press interest that the Miller/Santos judgment handed down on 3 November 2016 has.
If the UK ceases to be an EEA member state, references to ‘EEA member states’ in the legislation of other EU members will cease to include the UK, meaning this type of merger will no longer be possible.
EU law has very little (if any) direct impact on national property law.
Retailers already reeling from the effects of the National Living Wage, gender pay gap reporting and with huge rises in business rates on the horizon are now facing radical uncertainty as a result of the UK's decision to leave the EU.
Now that the UK has voted in favour of leaving the EU, what is the likely impact on company law and regulation?
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