Exhaustion of rights is a highly charged subject and Brexit has stirred up the old arguments again. The question has been what principle of exhaustion should apply post Brexit?

The Government has enacted the Taxation (Cross-border Trade) Act 2018, to establish an independent UK trade and customs regime. This will be necessary as from Brexit when the UK leaves the EU Customs Union. Whilst ...

As we approach the start of a new year we have asked our legal experts supporting technology & communications clients from around the world to identify some of the challenges and opportunities the sector is likely ...

The Court of Justice of the EU (the "CJEU") has held in a judgment of 10th December 2018 that an EU Member State may unilaterally revoke a notice to withdraw from the EU, given under Article 50 of the Treaty on the ...

The UK and EU negotiating teams settled, on 14 November 2018, the text of the draft Agreement for the Withdrawal of the UK from the EU. The draft Agreement, if approved by the EU Council and by the UK Parliament, ...

Victoria Hobbs and Theo-Rees Bidder explore the UK Government's changes to a consumer's online dispute resolution rights in light of Brexit.

Paul Briggs, Simon Phippard, Tim Boström and Rachel Welch-Phillips take a look at the impact of Brexit on the airline industry from a regulatory perspective.

In the light of the extremely luke-warm reception given to the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement (“WA”) agreed by the UK government and the EU negotiation teams, and the fact that the WA has to be approved not only by ...

This note reviews the impact of a hard Brexit on the UK's trading relationships with EU Member States and also third countries.

As the UK will remain within the EU until 29 March 2019, in the short term the answer is that it should be "business as usual" for the medical devices sector in the UK.