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In this video we provide an overview of preparing for the post-Brexit era.

The EU (Withdrawal Agreement) Bill, paving the way for the United Kingdom to leave the European Union on January 31, 2020, has been passed by the new UK Parliament by 358 to 234 votes.

UK nationals living in the EU may need to apply for residency or register their status before January 2021...

On 31 December 2020, the Brexit transition period comes to an end, and significant changes to the law in the UK will take effect.

So far this year, ‘Meghxit' and the crisis in Iran have pushed Brexit firmly down the list of top news stories in the UK.

In a landmark Supreme Court ruling, an inventor has won £2m compensation from Unilever for his invention for monitoring glucose levels in diabetics.

In a surprise announcement this morning, British Prime Minister Theresa May declared that she will seek Parliament's approval for a general election on 8 June.

Today, the United Kingdom has formally withdrawn from the Unified Patent Court (UPC) system.

"The UK has ratified the Unified Patent Court Agreement and intends to explore staying in the Court and unitary patent system after the UK leaves the EU.

The UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) has issued further guidance on the effect of Brexit on IP.

As multilateral systems face growing strain and institutional legitimacy faces fundamental challenges, this session examines how international law is made, contested and enforced when major powers selectively invoke norms and traditional governance anchors lose influence. The discussion maps structural challenges confronting international law and asks whether states should rebuild institutions, create new ones or rethink the foundations of global governance.

The rules on serving Claim Forms out of Jurisdiction in English Courts have recently changed upon consultations and proposals introduced by the Lord Chancellor's Advisory Committee.

Corporate fraud continues to be a hot topic in the United States with high profile indictments of company executives, the loss of billions of dollars of shareholders’ money and, in some cases, the loss of thousands of jobs. This news story covers some of the key developments to date, providing the background for our centre-page feature on revenue recognition.

US Major League Baseball (MLB) said last week that it was suspending its involvement in the upcoming Venezuelan professional baseball season while

Principal Associate Natalie Barton-Howes and Associate Brett Mason examine the Building Safety Regulator's enforcement powers, current priorities, and major reforms reshaping the regulatory landscape. The discussion explores the regulator's enforcement toolkit and how it's being used to drive higher standards and improve accountability across the construction industry.

Further to our law-now on this subject issued on 20 June 2007, the DTI has clarified that the proposal to align the format and content of the Payment Notice and the Withholding Notice (contained within Chapter 2.3 of the Consultation Document) is in order to avoid the unnecessary issue of two notices when one (covering both payment and withholding) should be sufficient under the Construction Act.

There is an increasing trend for property investors to invest in emerging markets, particularly Bulgaria and Romania, as these countries are expected to join the European Union (EU) on 1 January 2007.

The government has published the regulations that will govern the application of the Community Infrastructure Levy.