As we went into the first lockdown in March 2020, our teams were on hand to support clients navigating through unprecedented economic, personal and legislative changes resulting from the pandemic. …
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The government has announced that the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act will come into force on 06 April 2022, introducing no fault divorce. This will enable couples to divorce without…
The Insolvency Service enjoys wide powers in administering compulsory company liquidations and personal bankruptcies. These extend to investigating companies that are still trading and where it suspects financial or other…
On 3 June, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) announced that it had fined the Conservative party £10,000 for sending direct marketing emails without consent. The party had sent over one…
Brexit and a Norwegian Saga The online newsletter, City AM, for 24th May 2021 reported that negotiations between the UK and Norway for a comprehensive free trade agreement were at…
Brexit and the proposed EU Regulation on Foreign Subsidies On 5th May 2021, the EU Commission published a proposal for a draft Regulation on Foreign Subsidies distorting the [EU] Internal…
Brexit and the Netherlands On 27th April 2021, the Brussels-based private–sector news service, EURACTIV, which has been covering EU affairs for some twenty years, published an article headed “Dutch surprise…
Excello Law has opened an office in Leicester city centre at 5 Museum Square boosting its national network to nine locations. The opening follows the recent recruitment of new real…
Brexit and the Queen’s Speech The Queen’s Speech, which was delivered to the UK Parliament on 11th May 2021 and outlined the UK Government’s legislative programme for the new Parliamentary…
Brexit and the French Fishing Industry It is not only the UK which has had to adopt many domestic measures to counter any perceived adverse effects or constitutional, legal or…
