As the UK enters into a new post-Brexit trading relationship with the European Union, this article examines the intellectual property (“IP”)

With the Withdrawal Agreement transition period now expired and a UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement finally in place, as of 1 January 2021, EU

In a previous article “Use of Section 106 Planning Obligations: Restrictions on Car Parking”, I discussed the rise in use of legal instruments which

The Brexit transition period has now ended, and a trade deal has been reached. It had been made clear that the UK would be subject to the

On 7 January 2021, the Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government (MHCLG) released a statement claiming that “Government reforms will make

To say that Brexit was a lengthy and excruciating process would be an understatement. This is my third KeyNote on the impact of Brexit on UK

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ll have recently seen in the news a glut of high-profile artists, writers and producers parting with all

Following Brexit, international arbitration has become an even more appealing option for dealing with cross-border disputes, as discussed in a recent

The UK and EU are currently in the midst of intense talks in an attempt to reach a deal on post-Brexit relations. However, a positive outcome cannot

Whether or not a Brexit deal is ultimately derailed by cod and pollock quotas, data movements between the UK and Europe will continue unabated. In

Individuals or small teams who have had success in property development often do so by using their own money or friends’ and families’ money. With

With the free movement of people due to end in less than a month, the UK’s new points-based immigration system has now opened for visa applications

There is no doubt that this year has been a strain for everyone, but for those stuck in a toxic divorce or living with a high-conflict person (who

Christmas can be a boom time for online retailers and bargain-hunting consumers alike, especially with the increase in online shopping during the

The Government this week announced the new multi-tiered approach to exiting the total lockdown to which England has been subjected over the last few

Robert Jenrick, the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, wrote to Councils in England on 2 December 2020, setting out

Banks are under considerable pressure to reduce risk and improve profitability. One effect of the banking crisis of 2008 is that banks now

Coronavirus continues to have serious financial implications for businesses and this week the wrongful trading provisions have been suspended (for

Benjamin Franklin famously said, “By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail.” In these uncertain times, with contractual relationships coming

With fewer than 50 days to go until the end of the transition period, directors should be preparing for the regulatory challenges that Brexit poses