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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.

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A no-deal Brexit: Competition law and consequences for businesses in Ireland

Feb 2019

Article

Following the referendum held on 23 June 2016, the UK Government submitted a notification to the European Union (EU) on 29 March 2017 of its intention to withdraw the UK from the EU.

BREXIT: how (and where) commercial disputes would be litigated after a “no deal” Brexit

Feb 2019

Article

The effects of Brexit on major commercial transactions and the resolution of commercial disputes will ultimately depend on the terms on which the UK leaves the European Union. An extreme ...

BREXIT: Irish subsidiaries of UK firms warned of more dawn raids

Feb 2019

Article

One of the unforeseen consequences of Brexit is that Irish businesses could be subject to more competition dawn raids by the European Commission as the option of conducting these unannounced...

BREXIT: pay-when-paid clauses in construction contracts

Feb 2019

Article

Cash flow is the life blood of the construction industry, goes the mantra. Construction projects often have long supply chains. When cash stops flowing down the chain, businesses can fail....

Brexit and the World Trade Organisation

Feb 2019

Article

The current absence of political resolution and the fast-approaching date for Brexit means that there is a heightened chance of a no-deal Brexit. If so, World Trade Organisation rules will...

Brexit and Public Procurement

Feb 2019

Article

Companies tendering for public contracts in the UK and Ireland after 29 March 2019 (or such later date if extended) will need to be aware of the changes that Brexit will bring...

Brexit: Health & Safety Update

Feb 2019

Article

As the UK is expected to leave the EU on 29 March, a number of key areas of concern have emerged in respect of health and safety protections. Stakeholders in the...

What is the Backstop?

Feb 2019

Article

The backstop would be a legally binding agreement between the EU and the UK that neither a hard border nor checks will be reintroduced between Northern Ireland and Ireland after...

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COUNTDOWN TO BREXIT

Our Thinking

A no-deal Brexit: Competition law and consequences for businesses in Ireland

BREXIT: how (and where) commercial disputes would be litigated after a “no deal” Brexit

BREXIT: Irish subsidiaries of UK firms warned of more dawn raids

BREXIT: pay-when-paid clauses in construction contracts

Brexit and the World Trade Organisation

Brexit and Public Procurement

Brexit: Health & Safety Update

What is the Backstop?