In this episode, Rebecca Timms and James Harrison discuss subsidy control within the UK post-Brexit: including current obligations under the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement, the new UK Subsidy Control Bill that will govern the future UK regime, and the interaction between the new UK regime and EU State aid rules.

In this episode, James Harrison speaks to Rebecca Timms about the impact of the end of the Brexit transition period on UK public procurement, as well as the UK Government’s proposals for the future regime.

In this episode, Oliver Yaros and Valerie Vanryckeghem provide an update on the impact of the end of the Brexit Transition Period on intellectual property and the processing and transferring of personal data across Europe.

In this episode, Rebecca Timms provides ten insights into what the Trade and Cooperation Agreement means, as well as what it doesn't mean, for the future trading relationship between the UK and the EU. She considers some of the immediate implications for businesses, as well as looking ahead to how the agreement might develop over time.

The end of the Brexit transition period does not signal the end of EU law in the UK. From January 1, 2021, a brand new category of law in the UK has been established – ‘Retained EU Law’; but what does this new category comprise and where does it fit within the broader UK legal landscape? In Episode one, Rebecca Timms and James Harrison discuss what role ‘Retained EU Law’ now plays in the UK and how it might evolve over time. They also look at some of the practical implications of this new category of domestic law for businesses.