The impact on Irish, UK and European economies and companies is far from certain, but it will be significant. Our expert knowledge and experience of EU law can provide you with a keen insight into what these implications could be.
CONTACT USRisk and uncertainly shroud Brexit, one of the biggest challenges facing European and international businesses and economies. With little prospect of clarity in the foreseeable future, corporations are already acting to mitigate the risks associated with the UK leaving the EU. However, uncertainty also brings opportunity, and Ireland is uniquely positioned to provide solutions to UK and international companies who seek to remain within the EU.
Our Brexit Team has, even before the UK referendum in June 2016, advised many businesses on Brexit related matters. Our in-depth knowledge and experience in EU law, as well as all aspects of Irish commercial law, means that we provide practical advice and insight to our clients and the market.
Apr 2019
Brexit will increase costs for businesses and, ultimately, prices for consumers. The question is by how much. “Prices will go up for three reasons: import customs duties, the cost of...
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Business leaders have emerged as clear voices in contrast to the bickering in Westminster Demonstrators supporting a British departure from the European Union, in London in June, 2016. Photograph: Adam Ferguson...
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On 2 April 2019, the European Commission adopted an interesting decision in regard to the UK's "Controlled Foreign Company" ("CFC") rules. The Commission decided that the rules were partly compatible and partially...
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The withdrawal of the UK from the EU (Consequential Provisions) Act 2019.
Our full analysis gives you valuable insight into the Irish Brexit Rulebook and how it could affect your business.
