Brexit Hub Brexit
We continue to monitor Brexit developments closely across all practice areas and jurisdictions. See our selection of insights and updates below for more information.
In addition, every Thursday we publish our Brexit Bulletin series and hold weekly conference calls to enable you to keep track of the latest Brexit developments. Each week, we track the progress of national transitional reliefs in the event of a hard Brexit and discuss topical issues.
To receive our Brexit Bulletins and sign up to our weekly conference calls, please request this using our enquiry form on our Contact us page.
- ashurst advance (1)
- banking & finance (23)
- capital markets (16)
- competition & antitrust (10)
- corporate and m&a (10)
- digital economy (5)
- dispute resolution (11)
- employment (8)
- financial regulation (24)
- insurance & reinsurance (3)
- intellectual property (2)
- investigations (0)
- investment funds (8)
- projects (4)
- real estate (11)
- restructuring, insolvency & special situations (2)
- tax (5)
78 Results
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Brexit Bulletin
09 OCT 2019 Jurisdictional analysis of local transitional arrangements in the event of a Hard Brexit
Learn more about the local transitional measures and arrangements in the event of a Hard Brexit.
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contentious financial services update
27 SEP 2019 Prorogation, prorogation, prorogation ...
On 24 September, the Supreme Court gave judgment in the prorogation-related cases, in circumstances which it said have never arisen before and which are...
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real estate dispute resolution update
10 JUL 2019 Brexit: - How frustrating is it?
Mr Justice Marcus Smith handed down his judgment today in Canary Wharf (BP4) T1 Limited and others v European Medicines Agency and has found in Canary...
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BREXIT
11 JUN 2019 Deal Out: Consequences of the Brexit agreement for the financial sector
This white paper summarizes the most important implications of Brexit for the financial industry in a clear and understandable way and helps to identify...
Key Contacts
If you have any questions or queries in relation to Brexit, please do not hesitate to get in touch with one of our contacts below.
The information provided is not intended to be a comprehensive review of all developments in the law and practice, or to cover all aspects of those referred to. Readers should take legal advice before applying it to specific issues or transactions.
