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The close of the transition period on 31 December 2020 marked the end of the UK's participation in the European Union Customs Union and European Single Market, and the start of a seismic change in domestic law, with courts no longer bound by EU law or the EU Court of Justice.
Our Brexit webinar programme will help you keep abreast of all the areas of law and practice that are affected by the end of the transition period, with a broad range of on-demand content, and an extensive list of topics scheduled for coverage in the first half of 2021, with titles including:
- Brexit: banking and financial services (2021)
- Brexit for family lawyers (2021)
- Brexit for employment lawyers (2021)
- Immigration law post-Brexit (2021)
- Brexit for private client lawyers (2021)
- Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence: Brexit update (2021)
- Brexit for in-house counsel (2021)
- Brexit for corporate crime lawyers (2021)
- Brexit update: risk and compliance (2021)
- Brexit and corporate law (2021)
- Brexit, contracts, and commercial law (2021)
- Brexit and dispute resolution (2021)
- Brexit and legal practice management (2021)
- Brexit and tax update (2021)
- Brexit and commercial property (2021)
- Brexit and arbitration (2021)
- Trademarks and designs following Brexit (2021)
- Brexit - accidents and RTA (2021)
- Brexit and residential property (2021)
For more details see our full 2021 webinar brochure.
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- Available nowBrexit: Employment and Immigration Update (2020)Immigration|Brexit|EmploymentIn this webinar our expert speakers will discuss:Brexit: the current positionEU law in the UK as a result of BrexitBrexit and employment law – the ...
- Available nowRetained EU Law post BrexitBrexitIn this webinar, our subject specialists examine the highly topical and important legal concept of retained EU law and the associated legislation, including the European ...
- Available nowBrexit for corporate crime lawyers (2019)Corporate Crime|BrexitTopics discussed will include:Timetable for Brexit political situation if no deal consequences e.g. general electionImplication for legislation and existing treatiesTax and immigration issuesHow will the ...
- Available nowBrexit - treaties and trade arrangements (2019)BrexitIn this webinar, our subject speakers discuss trade law and trade policy in the context of Brexit, covering topics including:The Johnson deal: what has been ...
- Available nowBrexit - Winter 2019 UpdateBrexitA full agenda will be posted here prior to the broadcast date.Viewing this webinar will help solicitors to meet the following requirements set out in ...
- Available nowThe latest on data protection post Brexit (2019)BrexitData protection has been a key legislative area for the European Union, and in this webinar our specialist speakers will explore how Brexit is likely ...
- Available nowRecruiting Low Skilled Workers Post-Brexit (2019)Webinar Briefs|Immigration|BrexitNot a day goes by without reference to low skilled immigration in the news, and in this webinar our subject specialists provide a birds eye ...
- Available nowBrexit - Implications for the Life Sciences sectorBrexitOur specialist speaker explore the ramifications of Brexit in the Life Sciences sector, covering a range of topics including:Life sciences M&A in post-Brexit UK.The effect ...
- Available nowAn introduction to devolution (2019)Public Sector|BrexitOur public law specialists provide an overview of devolution and common legislative frameworks and what this means for the repatriation of competences to the UK ...
- Available nowBrexit and family law (2019)Brexit|FamilyIf Brexit happens what changes will it bring to family law? This webinar will examine the effect it is likely to have on the divorce ...
- Available nowBrexit for in-house lawyers (2019)Brexit|In-House CounselThe importance of planning aheadRelocation of workforceHow to manage the risk of supply chain interruptionHow to mitigate the impact of Brexit on delivery of products/services ...
- Available nowThe implications of Brexit for legal practice management (2019)Legal Practice Management|BrexitTopics discussed will include: 1. Law firm issues:Rights of establishmentFly in fly outPractising EU Law and legal privilege in relation to EU Law mattersMoving people ...
- Available nowBrexit and arbitration (2019)Brexit|Dispute ResolutionFollowing our look at Brexit and dispute resolution, which included a number of arbitration issues thrown up by Brexit, our specialist speakers delve deeper into ...
- Available nowSupply chain management throughout Brexit (2019)Brexit|Commercial LawEnsuring that the planning, control and execution of a product's flow is complex at the best of times, and made further so by the uncertainties ...
- Available nowThe UK's future immigration systemBrexit|Hot TopicsOur immigration specialists from Five Paper return to discuss the UK's future immigration system, covering topics which include:Overview of current system for work and business ...
- Available nowAn update on the movement of EU Nationals into the UK pre and post 29th March 2019Brexit|Hot TopicsOur immigration experts from Five Paper return to give an update on the Movement of EU Nationals in the UK post Brexit. The webinar is ...
- Available nowBrexit and dispute resolution (2019)Brexit|Dispute ResolutionBrexit is set to have wide ranging ramifications for litigation lawyers, and in the absence of a crystal ball, our specialist speakers set out a ...
- Available nowBrexit and the consequences for business immigration (2019)Immigration|BrexitTopics discussed will include:How we got here.Overview of the new system/guidance and amendments to rules.Application - will EEA nationals need a visa to work?What about ...
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