Brexit
At 11.00pm on 31 January 2020, the UK formally left the European Union, immediately entering an 11-month transition period under a withdrawal agreement designed to smooth the path of Brexit. The agreement provides for EU rules to continue to apply for the UK.
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Brexit Brexit Day: What does it mean for you and your business? At 11.00pm on Friday 31 January 2020, the UK formally left the EU. We look at what businesses need to know following this historic moment.
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COVID-19 COVID-19: European Commission expands State Aid Temporary Framework The European Commission has expanded the State Aid Temporary Framework for the second time – how do the updated temporary measures support the economy?
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Brexit MPs and Lords fail to stop prorogation of Parliament On 3 September 2019, the Lord Ordinary (Lord Doherty) heard a petition for judicial review in which the petitioners sought a declarator that it was ultra vires and unconstitutional for the Prime Minister, or any Minister for that matter, to provide advice to the Queen to prorogue Parliament in order to deny Parliament the opportunity to properly consider the UK’s withdrawal from the European Union before 31 October 2019.
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Brexit The Impact of Brexit on Family Law – we’ll get by ( we hope) with a little help from our friends… It could be said that in family law matters, we have all become a little complacent when it comes to considering whether or not European Regulations apply to the member state we are dealing with. We have become dependent upon Brussells II when it comes to jurisdiction. This will all change if we leave the EU with no deal.
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Brexit No Deal Scenario for Brexit - increasingly likely In the words of Prime Minister Johnson, the UK Government’s primary focus is for the UK to leave the EU on 31st October 2019 “do or die” but there are serious hurdles for the UK to overcome.
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