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It also issues a code of conduct and deals with any complaints relating to an architect's professional competence.

The recent legal challenge to the legitimacy of triggering Article 50 without prior consent of Parliament may force the British government to wait until January 2017...

There are 70 days until Christmas 2020 and 76 days until the end of the Transition Period. One of them will probably be rescheduled - sadly I think it's more likely to be Christmas.

The announcement made this morning by Prime Minister Theresa May that a snap election will be held on 8 June, has resulted in a flurry of activity both in Westminster and in the City.

The tracker is a guide to the progress of Bills going through the UK Parliament that affect commercial organisations. It also lists some Statutory Instruments.

The tracker is a guide to the progress of Bills going through the UK Parliament that affect commercial organisations. It also lists some Statutory Instruments.

Following the General Election held on 12 December, UK voters returned Prime Minister Boris Johnson with a substantial majority in Parliament.

This morning the UK Prime Minister has called for a General Election on 8 June 2017.

On Tuesday 23 July 2019, Anna Pertoldi and Jan O'Neill delivered the latest in our series of webinars for Herbert Smith Freehills

Brexit is now a done deal, but the changes to the relationship between the EU and the UK are still being gradually embedded by those whom they affect.

During the Brexit ‘transition period' EU law has continued to apply in the UK. The transition period ends on 31st December and, from 1st January 2021, EU law will no longer apply in the UK.

Brexit-related deadline rapidly approaching!! If you owned a European Union Trade Mark (EUTM) application that was still pending on 31st December 2020.

As the European Patent Office is not an EU body, the UK will remain a member of the European Patent Convention.

On Wednesday afternoon, the House of Commons' Delegated Legislation Committee approved the final piece of legislation which needs to be enacted before the UK can ratify the Unified Patent Court Agreement.

The UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) yesterday announced a significant change to its address for service rules.

The UK Department of Transport has disclosed details of a recent maritime incident involving a Russian-flagged cargo vessel that sought entry into British territorial waters for emergency repairs. Following a sanctions investigation by the Centre for Transport Sanctions, authorities exercised discretionary powers to issue a movement direction, compelling the vessel to depart UK waters.

The Court of Appeal has dismissed a bank's challenge to the jurisdiction of the English courts under the consumer contract provisions of the Civil Jurisdiction and Judgments Act 1982 (CJJA).

Brexit is expected to bring many changes to the UK, there are concerns about log-jams at ports, food shortages, a medical supplies shortfall and many other things.