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In a post-Brexit world where the UK is no longer part of the European Economic Area ("EEA"), the UK will be a 'third country' from the point of view of international transfers of personal data ...

The recent Court of Appeal case of Home Office v Evans [2007] EWCA Civ 1089 held that an employer was entitled to choose to invoke its employees’ contractual mobility obligations rather than follow a redundancy procedure.

Theresa May's letter triggering Article 50 has been delivered to Brussels, and the Government has published its White Paper on the 'Great Repeal Bill'.

Brexit has redirected and sharpened the focus of many on matters which, Brexit aside, might not have merited as much attention. One of those matters is the contractual recognition of bail-in in loan documents.

The EU Settlement Scheme is open to EU nationals and their family members living in the UK before 31 October 2019, the current date set for Brexit.

The prospect of extending the deadline for the UK's withdrawal from the European Union past 31 October 2019, the Brexit date, remains uncertain.

The Charity Commission and Fundraising Regulator have joined forces to publish new guidance to help people who want to raise funds for charity, emphasising the need for people to fundraise in a way that protects...

Once it has triggered Article 50, the UK will have a two year window in which to negotiate its exit from the EU.

In the latest episode of our Public Law Podcast, Andrew Lidbetter and Nusrat Zar are once again joined by Vikram Sachdeva QC of 39 Essex.

Foi publicado no dia 11 de junho, no Diário oficial da União ("DOU"), o Decreto nº 9.830 ("Decreto"), que regulamenta os arts

We look here at the pledges for schools in the Brexit Party's 'Contract with the People', published on Friday.

The Brexit Party would abolish Inheritance Tax, which it refers to as a 'grief tax' that it claims raises less than 1% of total tax revenue.

Last week, and to great fanfare, the TSA published for consultation its proposed new Regulatory Framework. The Framework presents significant risks and new opportunities for social housing providers.

New UK Immigration Rules changes set for August 2026 may create an unexpected pathway to settlement for children with one settled parent and one parent holding limited leave. The amendments appear to address unintended consequences from March 2026 rule changes while potentially opening broader application opportunities than the Home Office intended.

Earlier this year, the United Kingdom (UK) decided to not participate in the Unified Patent Court (UPC) system. As of this morning, it appears Germany may follow in UK's footsteps

This is the first post in a series which considers the future of the United Kingdom's sanctions policy following its withdrawal from the European Union.

In this episode Kwadwo Sarkodie and Charles Harris discuss what Brexit means for international arbitration; the impact of Brexit on commercial and cross-border disputes in English courts...