Planning for Brexit after the UK General Election

Published

Jun 08 2017

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Legal Director
UK

I am a Legal Director in our Corporate group in London where my current role includes a mix of client work, lawyer training, professional support, internal transactional work, and other firm project work.

Jeremy Sharman

Partner
UK

I am a partner in our London Dispute Resolution team, and bring many years' experience of advising clients on a wide range of commercial disputes and risk management issues, often with an international element.

Sally Shorthose

Partner
UK

As one of our firm's most experienced intellectual property partners, specialising in transactional IP matters, I offer a wealth of knowledge to businesses at the cutting edge of research, development and technology, in a variety of sectors for which IP is of prime importance.

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The uncertainty caused by the outcome of the UK general election means that the make up of the UK's future relationship with the European Union hangs in the balance once more.

However a new government is formed and whether a hard or soft Brexit is pursued, you'll need to be proactive in managing the risks and opportunities that arise from this process.

That's why we thought you might like to take a look at our updated Brexit resources.

Our existing Brexit resources include over 30 practice group and sector briefings, practical tools for businesses and various videos. These can be accessed on our Brexit Hot Topics page.

Our team of experts can discuss the subject directly with you and offer further guidance. If this would be helpful, please get in touch with your usual contact.