Brexit Bulletin Board
Flying visits? Challenges for UK lawyers working in the EU post Brexit
In this webinar series, Ilda de Sousa, Partner in our Immigration Team discusses the challenges that a post no deal Brexit will have on UK based lawyers working in France, Italy, Ireland, Netherlands, Belgium, Spain and Luxembourg.
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The European Immigration Webinar Series
Marcia Longdon, Partner in our Immigration Team, speaks to immigration experts from France, Spain, Germany and Italy about the changes in immigration law for UK nationals.
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The UK left the EU on Friday 31 January 2020
After leaving the EU on 31 January 2020, the UK is now in a transition period. We discuss what this means for people moving to and from the UK, and what the UK's immigration system may look like after the transition period. 31 January 2020
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As the UK leaves the EU, what happens next from an immigration perspective?
As the UK will leave the EU tonight at 11pm when we'll move into a transition period, Kim Vowden discusses what happens next for EU citizens arriving in the UK or those thinking of moving here. 31 January 2020
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Brexit and EU citizens in the UK
A simple chart showing what will happen to EU citizens living in the UK if there's a deal or if there's no deal.
No-deal Brexit policy update provides some relief for employers and EU citizens
5 September 2019
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The suspension of parliament increases legal scrutiny of Brexit – and possibly a public inquiry?
29 August 2019
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Kingsley Napley's immigration team sponsors Financial and Professional Services Post-Brexit Immigration Briefing
9 May 2019
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Post-Brexit data sharing with EU regulators is key for FCA policing market abuse
1 February 2019
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No-deal Brexit: transitional arrangements for EEA nationals arriving after 29 March 2019
29 January 2019
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Mutual trust remains until we leave: notification of intention to leave the EU not an exceptional circumstance
19 September 2018
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Divorced, beheaded, scrutinised? SIs and Henry VIII powers under review
31 August 2018
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Brexit and the European Arrest Warrant (EAW): at least now we know what we don’t know
9 August 2018
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Could Brexit send Geraint Thomas into a spin?
30 July 2018 - Hanging over this year’s Tour de France, at least for this British cycling fan, was the realisation that this is probably the last Tour pre-Brexit, and so there is an additional level of uncertainty about what the 2019 post-Brexit edition will look like.
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Holiday home/Retirement planning: will Brexit wreck it?
16 July 2018 - A question you may ponder as you relax on that sunlounger in the weeks ahead is whether you need to review your arrangements for any EU based property in light of Brexit.
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Brexit and practising rights for lawyers
9 July 2018 - Two Solicitor friends of mine recently asked me to sign their applications to register with the Law Society of Ireland. I asked them if they were thinking of moving.
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#Brexit: Further clarification on the rights of EU citizens living in the UK
18 June 2018
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A change of course? Pondering the future of golf in Brexit Britain
29 March 2018 - As avid golfers focus their attention on the US Masters in Augusta Georgia next month, many at the 19th Hole will be pondering the impact of Brexit on their beloved game.
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Post-Brexit language testing for EEA qualified healthcare professionals
22 March 2018 - The House of Commons Library published a Briefing Paper on 7 March 2018 outlining the language testing requirements imposed upon healthcare professionals who qualified outside of the UK.
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Brexit & Horse Racing
5 March 2018 - The UK is home to a myriad of sports employing foreign nationals and receiving investments from overseas companies. Learn how Brexit will impact horse racing and all who are part of it.
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Brexit & Motor Racing
21 March 2018 - The UK is home to a myriad of sports employing foreign nationals and receiving investments from overseas companies. Learn how Brexit will impact motor racing and all who are part of it.
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UK-EU security cooperation post #Brexit - ringing the alarm bell! | Part II of a two-part guest blog by EU Criminal Law expert Dr Debbie Sayers | #CriminalLaw
17 April 2018
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Beyond #Brexit: new anti-money laundering regime agreed
10 July 2018 - No sooner are we one year into the new regime under the Money Laundering Regulations 2017 than a further EU instrument has been adopted.
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