Hogan Lovells Brexit Hogan Lovells

A deep dive into the impact of Brexit on disputes.

The day after the budget, the first from this government, our Public Law & Policy team highlighted some of the takeaways for post-Brexit Britain, business and transactions.  Our Litigation colleagues take a more in-depth view of Brexit's impact on disputes, including governing law, enforcement of judgments, and a practical approach to drafting disputes clauses.

Could big changes be on the way in UK domestic policy and could the UK's new relationship with the EU and the rest of the world see the emergence of a "high-tech heaven" in the UK?
Speakers from Hogan Lovells and Craig Melson, programme manager for techUK, discussed the latest news on Brexit and the UK's negotiations with the EU and the prospects of global trade deals (including with the United States and Japan) as well as the UK government's domestic policy agenda. We looked at the implications for high-tech sectors (including fintech, digital health, and autotech) from the perspective of tech investors and deals in the tech sector.

With the timetable to the end of the transition period triggered and time running down to December, we help your business work out its priorities and how to work in a climate of continued global uncertainty.
What is the timeline to work to and how do we prioritise?
How will this impact our investments and supply chains related to the United Kingdom?
Will we still meet all our regulatory requirements in the UK and EU?
What does this mean for dispute resolution?

In this section Robert Gardener, Bob Kyle and Charles Brasted discuss some of the issues facing businesses and how they can get involved with the negotiation process.

In this webinar we helped participants consider the following actions for their business:
What can we expect from the United Kingdom and the European Union in negotiating a trade deal?
What can we do, what can't we do, and how do we do it?
Are there key issues for my sector?