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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Employment Theresa May scraps £65 ‘registration fee’ for EU citizens who want to live in the UK post-Brexit Following the announcement that the £65 fee for EU citizens to apply for ‘settled’ or ‘pre-settled’ status is to be scrapped, we answer some of the most frequently asked questions about the EU Settlement Scheme.
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Brexit Data protection: The implications of Brexit for your business - an update! The ICO and UK Government have both issued guidance in relation to data protection law in the event of a no-deal Brexit, which will be of particular importance to organisations with operations outside the UK.
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Brexit UK Government can unilaterally revoke the Article 50 notification In a landmark, and contentious, decision, the ECJ has held that the UK Government can unilaterally revoke its article 50 notification.
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Construction The three biggest things affecting the construction sector in 2018 Carillion, Brexit and payment issues have hit businesses hard in 2018, with some firms slipping into insolvency and employers left with unfinished buildings. We examine the impact on the construction industry.
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Brexit UK government appeal to the Supreme Court against Article 50 ruling fails On 21 September, the Inner House of the Court of Session, Scotland’s highest court of appeal for civil cases, issued a judgment in an appeal in a petition for judicial review in which the petitioners sought a declarator as to whether or not the UK could unilaterally revoke its Article 50 notice to the European Council.
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