Now that the UK has formally left the EU, the IPO has helpfully published a document setting out high-level details on the impact of the Withdrawal Agreement on Intellectual Property Rights during and after the Brexit transition phase. This article sets out so...
Continue to read
Xero has recently published a study which finds that 44% of small and medium businesses (SMEs) are concerned about Brexit uncertainties. Why is this, and what are the main factors driving these concerns? The political climate There has been significant poli...
Continue to read
Seventeen months ago my first blog on the likely impact of Brexit on the Food &...
Continue to read
When it comes to securing the skills necessary to operate and grow your business, Brexit may pose a sizeable roadblock, especially if you have been reliant on workers from across the European Economic Area (EEA). ...
Continue to read
Appointing an EU Representative Following our successful webinar on The Implications of Brexit on Contracts, we received quite a few follow up questions about post-Brexit GDPR compliance for UK organisations who have customers or contacts in EU member states. It is becoming q...
Continue to read
Businesses of all sizes are concerned that there is great uncertainty for business, especially in the context of a possible no-deal exit by the UK from the European Union. Despite plenty of media coverage, many SMEs are unprepared and don’t have a resource, budgets or a roadmap to help them become prepared. Parties circumstances and markets change even in more simple times, and contracts that were one a “good bet...
Continue to read
How will Brexit change the game for businesses? With Brexit negotiations still ongoing, you are possibly feeling confused about what actions you should be taking to best prepare your business. Is there anything you can start doing now? Throughout the Brexit process, our expert lawyers will be sharing their perspectives on the key challenges ahead, helping you to better unde...
Continue to read
The Prime Minister proceeds, or not, and a nation waits. Companies are suffering from cramps because they’ve been sitting on their hands for so long, waiting for a clear indication as to the direction in which the countries of the UK are being taken. The EU is moving in ways to protect itself, whatever the outcome of these negotiations. Droppin...
Continue to read
The Government’s primary aim is to ensure that the UK leaves the EU on 29 March with a negotiated deal which will honour the result of the referendum. However, as a responsible government, it continues to plan for all eventualities, including one in which the UK leaves the EU without a deal. Over recent months, the Government has undertaken sig...
Continue to read
If you haven’t already registered a UK trademark for your rights, now is a good time to do so. And if you were hesitating the below will explain why should start your registration now. With the prospect of a no deal ...
Continue to read© Copyright 2012-2020 Lawbit Ltd All Rights Reserved
