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Brexit: The Future of Data Flow to and from the EEA and the UK

By Sarah C. Schenker & Ewen Mitchell on December 23, 2020
Posted in Brexit, Cybersecurity, Data Privacy, EU Withdrawal Agreement, Featured, GDPR, GT Alert, No-deal Brexit

The UK is nearing the end of its Brexit transition period (the Transition Period), which expires Dec. 31, 2020. Although the UK has not been…
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Brexit: Unlawful Prorogation Means Continued UK Parliament Scrutiny of Brexit Plans

By Gillian Sproul on September 24, 2019
Posted in Brexit, EU Withdrawal Agreement, GT Alert, No-deal Brexit

In a historic decision issued 24 September 2019, the UK Supreme Court ruled that the UK prime minister, Boris Johnson, acted unlawfully when he advised…
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Brexit: Political Impasse After UK Parliament Votes to Block October 31 No-Deal Departure From EU

By Gillian Sproul on September 6, 2019
Posted in Brexit, Government, GT Alert, International Trade, No-deal Brexit

Our last GT Alert on Brexit quoted the saying, “a week is a long time in politics”. New Conservative Prime Minister Boris Johnson has found…
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Brexit: Can the Remainers Stop a No-Deal Brexit?

By Gillian Sproul on August 5, 2019
Posted in Brexit, EU Withdrawal Agreement, GT Alert, No-deal Brexit

Brexit has driven fault lines through British politics as seen at no time since the 1680s. Fervent ‘leavers’ and fervent ‘remainers’ can be found in…
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Brexit & REACH: Potential Changes to UK Chemical Regulation

By Aonghus Heatley on March 15, 2019
Posted in Brexit, chemical regulation, Corporate, Environment, Environmental, EU Withdrawal Agreement, Government, International Law, International Trade, No-deal Brexit

29 March 2019, the date currently fixed in United Kingdom (UK) and European Union (EU) law as when the UK will leave the EU, is…
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