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The UKIPO has been helpful in providing regular updates on what would happen to the intellectual property rights of those with interests in the UK ...

With Brexit deadline day fast approaching and the threat of a no-deal Brexit looming, many EU Nationals are rushing to register under the EU Settlement Scheme to protect their rights in the UK post-Brexit

On 1 February 2020, the United Kingdom's withdrawal from the European Union came into effect, entailing that UK citizens cease to be considered as EU nationals.

EU citizens and their family members may now apply under the EU Settlement Scheme as part of a public test phase, running from 21 January 2019.

If you have been keeping a close eye on the ongoing discussions relating to Brexit, you will recall our earlier ENSight where we reported that the United Kingdom Intellectual Property Office

Following the UK Parliament's recent rejection of the Prime Minister's draft Withdrawal Agreement, the uncertainty over Brexit continues.

A survey of business opinion in the UK and Europe by HGF January 2020

The publication of the 5th March letter from Kevin Foster MP Minister of Future Borders and Immigration at the Home Office to the Lord's EU Justice and Security sub-committee concerning...

On the evening of 31 December 2020 the EU (Withdrawal) Act 2018 will come into effect which rescinds all EU law currently effective in the UK.

After a long period of negotiation, the United Kingdom (UK) and the European Union (EU) have reached a deal on the sharing of personal data...

Gordon Brown swapped his annual Santa Claus act for something closer to Robin Hood, taking from the rich oil companies to give to poorer families and pensioners. Sooner or later, however, he will have to play King John and raise taxes more widely if he is to put the public finances back on track.

The amendment to the Companies Act permitting an intermediate parent company to take advantage, subject to certain conditions, of an exemption from preparing group accounts regardless of where its parent undertaking is incorporated, was discussed in the last issue of our Financial Reporting newsletter. Previously the exemption was only available where the parent entity was established under the law of a European Economic Area (EEA) state.

It seems that the uncertainty over the future of the mandatory Operating and Financial Review (OFR) has finally come to an end.

BCL partner John Binns writes for Open Access Government on the future developments UK legal cannabis industry, including legal, cultural and political challenges.

The Government is pushing ahead with its proposal to require large employers, to "invest in apprenticeships". Many thought the levy plans, which were not popular with many business groups...

With the sands of time rapidly pouring through the Brexit hourglass the British Chamber of Commerce survey shockingly reveals that, of the firms that responded to the survey...

With the sands of time rapidly pouring through the Brexit hourglass the British Chamber of Commerce survey shockingly reveals that, of the firms that responded to the survey...