On 7 March 2019, Home Office published their Statement of Intent to change the Immigration Rules (HC 1919). For employers, there are significant changes to the Immigration Rules which will have an impact on the ...

Recent political developments may leave many people with uncertainty of how the UK will leave the EU or even when. The possibility of a "no deal" Brexit has focused attention on the basis on which flights would ...

On 29th March, 2019, unless further decisions are taken, the United Kingdom’s withdrawal from the European Union (Brexit) will take effect; i.e. two years after the British government notified the European Council ...

The UK government has published details of the new UK product marking to mirror the CE mark for certain products to be placed on the market in the UK in the event of a 'no deal' Brexit on 29 March 2019.

The export of certain categories of software, and particularly encryption software, is controlled by export control regulations in the UK and the EU.

As the political uncertainty surrounding Brexit increases, the UK government is preparing for a potential 'no deal' scenario.

The possibility of a "no deal" Brexit has focused attention on the basis on which flights would continue to operate between the UK and EU27 in that event.

Pieter De Koster shines a spotlight on the question of Brexit's impact on European Works Councils ('EWCs'). Despite turbulent debate over the risks and disruptions emerging from Brexit, EWCs appear to have received ...

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 ...