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UPDATED BEYOND BREXIT LEGAL GUIDE

With the UK having formally left the EU on 31 January 2020 and the transition period ended on 31 December 2020, we continue to update our Beyond Brexit Legal Guide with our latest analysis of the trade agreement and the key issues that will affect businesses in the UK and its trading partners over the coming months and into the future.

Brexit notes blog

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Brexit webinar and video series

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Brexit: Are you ready for re-papering?

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The Brexit Podcast

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View from Brussels

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22 July 2022

Financial Services Bill – UK Government outlines vision for post-Brexit deregulation

The long-awaited Financial Services and Markets Bill marks a significant step in UK ambitions to spark another 'Big Bang' shake-up of City finance

20 October 2021

The View from Brussels: Are we headed for a UK-EU Trade War?

Resolving the simmering post-Brexit dispute over the Northern Ireland Protocol is proving as tough as many predicted.

19 January 2021

Key TCA issues for the energy sector

The EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement ("TCA") establishes objectives for the energy market by providing for the facilitation of trade and investment between the EU and the UK (the “parties”)...

Brexit – First impressions of the 11th-hour trade deal

As the UK agrees its last-minute trade deal with the EU, we cut through the noise to assess the key elements and implications for business.

31 December 2020

The View from Brussels: The new EU-UK trade deal and level playing field rules

The UK's post-Brexit trade deal with the EU tries to strike a delicate balance on level playing field rules. Can it last?

24 December 2020

EU and UK reach agreement on their future relationship beyond 31 December 2020: message from our Chair and Senior Partner

Below is a message from our Chair and Senior Partner James Palmer.

15 December 2020

When is the latest the EU and UK could agree the terms of their future relationship in time to apply at the 31 December 2020 end of transition?

When (and indeed if) agreement is reached, it will need to be ratified by both sides in order to come fully into force. However, given the extended negotiations and the...

Key Contacts

If you have any questions or would like to know more about how we can help in relation to this topic, please get in touch with our key contacts.

James is a senior corporate and governance lawyer who was the Chair and Senior Partner of our firm.

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Gavin is a cross-border M&A specialist with extensive experience of international investments and exits. He acts for financial sponsors, funds and corporates.

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Corporate

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Infrastructure

Power

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