Practice Notes: EU
Brexit and IP law: the consequences for lawyers
Peter Vaughan considers Brexit’s effect on copyright, trademark and patent law
Winning bids: well begun is half done
David Yeoward examines problems in the procurement process
Legal profession reacts to Queen's Speech
There has been disappointment that the Employment Bill was omitted for the third year running
Competition: The EU and UK extend the scope of merger control
Sean-Paul Brankin & Isobel Thomas assess competition law regulations over pharmaceutical and biotech mergers
Russian sanctions: how law firms can comply
Firms must identify Russian business partners and 'non-Russian counterparties that have a significant exposure to Russia' – Pinsen
Baker McKenzie, CMS and Dentons close Kyiv offices as Russia declares war on Ukraine      Â
The firms have been forced to close after the imposition of martial law
Closure of golden visa scheme 'enormously damaging' to UK economy
A City law firm has said the decision will unfairly impact many overseas investors
Lawyers: loners or aspiring solopreneurs?
Looking at Australia, Travis Schultz explores the changing practices and ambitions of lawyers.
DWF advises consortium on 'milestone' oil and gas deal
'Complexity and strategical importance of this deal cannot be understated', said DWF's Slava Kiryushin
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