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People may be familiar with the permitted development right to change office and light industrial units to residential. Effective as …

Brexit and the Struggle for Talent Six months on from the end of the post-Brexit transition period, the British media …

On 28 June, the European Commission adopted a so-called ‘adequacy decision’ in respect of the UK’s data laws. There were …

Brexit and Singapore On 28th June 2021, the online newsletter, City AM, reported that the UK would be starting trade …

Brexit and an all-Ireland Trade Boom Amidst the glitches that have been thrown up by Brexit (particularly in relation to …

Brexit and Article 16 of the Ireland / Northern Ireland Protocol (“the Protocol”) In the context of arguments between the …

National, new-model firm Excello Law has expanded its real estate and property development team in Liverpool with the arrival of …

The government has announced an extension to the moratorium on commercial rent arrears and premises recovery until 25th March 2022 …

Brexit and the Horizon Europe Programme Part 5 of the reformatted UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement 2020/21 (TCA) provides for …

Developers should be aware that as of 28 June 2021 (and subject to the transitional provisions summarised below), 25% of …

As we went into the first lockdown in March 2020, our teams were on hand to support clients navigating through …

The government has announced that the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act will come into force on 06 April 2022, introducing …

The Insolvency Service enjoys wide powers in administering compulsory company liquidations and personal bankruptcies. These extend to investigating companies that …

On 3 June, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) announced that it had fined the Conservative party £10,000 for sending direct …

Brexit and a Norwegian Saga The online newsletter, City AM, for 24th May 2021 reported that negotiations between the UK …

Brexit and the proposed EU Regulation on Foreign Subsidies On 5th May 2021, the EU Commission published a proposal for …

Brexit and the Netherlands On 27th April 2021,  the Brussels-based private–sector news service, EURACTIV, which has been covering EU affairs …

Excello Law has opened an office in Leicester city centre at 5 Museum Square boosting its national network to nine …

Brexit and the Queen’s Speech The Queen’s Speech, which was delivered to the UK Parliament on 11th May 2021 and …

Brexit and the French Fishing Industry It is not only the UK which has had to adopt many domestic measures …

There’s no doubt that the video-sharing app TikTok has enjoyed spectacular growth during the pandemic. The app now claims to …

Brexit and Artificial Intelligence (AI) The Times columnist, Edward Lucas, entitles his article in the Times of 26th April 2021: …

New-model firm Excello Law has expanded into Manchester city centre with the opening of a new office at 3 Hardman …

As we anticipate the end of lockdown, the need for affordable housing has never been more acute. The Government, while …

Brexit and Fintech The Sunday Times of 18th April 2021 has reported on a letter signed by 30 representatives of …

Earlier this month, it was widely reported that details of more than 530 million Facebook users worldwide have been made available online, …

Brexit and Incoterms 2020 “Incoterms” (a registered trademark of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC)) are standard contractual provisions in …

Private client lawyer Mark Diomede has joined national firm Excello Law from his previous position at Mowll and Mowll in …

This event has now taken place, but you may view a recording of the webinar here To help business owners …

The pandemic has achieved more in a year in terms of pushing the legal profession to adopt modern ways of …

Brexit and Spain On 30th March 2021, the “Politico” news service published an online article entitled “Brits in Spain spooked …

Excello Law has launched a new national residential development team of over 20 lawyers providing services to housebuilders, private and …

Brexit and Small Businesses On 29th March 2021, the UK Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) published new research on the …

Brexit and the Life of Trees The Sunday Times of 21st  March 2021 reported on research published by the University …

Scott Taylor, a specialist in dispute resolution and contentious insolvency, has joined national, new-model firm Excello Law from a partner …

John Gordon, a specialist in commercial and property litigation and dispute resolution, has joined national new-model firm Excello Law in …

Brexit and the Pharmaceutical Sector On 16th March 2021, the European Commission and the UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), …

Commercial lawyer Jon Belcher, who specialises in data protection and information governance, has joined national firm Excello Law from his …

On 1 January 2021, following the end of the Brexit transition period, the UK’s data protection laws were changed. Out …

Brexit and Food Standards UK legislation on food standards has been much influenced by EU legislation. However, during the UK’s …

Brexit and UK Corporation Tax In his Budget statement on 3rd March 2021, the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi …

Ashi Patel, who specialises in real estate, property development and associated banking and financial matters, has joined national, new-model firm …

Small and medium sized law firms are currently facing a perfect storm of factors which are putting intense pressure on …

Brexit and the UK Fashion Industry On 2nd February 2021, more than 400 figures from the UK fashion industry were …

Real estate and property development lawyer Anil Kumar has joined national law firm Excello Law, joining a growing team in …

This is a hot topic within employment now and has made headlines on the BBC and other news channels. The …

There are various alternative dispute resolution methods available to help people separate constructively, the most widely known being mediation.  Whilst …

Brexit and Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Reporting ESG is a modern acronym which, even though it may not appeal …

Contrary to popular belief, the number of companies going into insolvency has actually fallen since the coronavirus pandemic hit last …

Brexit and the Supply of Services Title II (Services and Investment) of Heading One (Trade) of Part Two (Trade, Transport, …

Brexit and Tariff Rate Quotas on Steel Products On page 6 paragraph 2 of the UK Government’s Summary Explainer document …

Brexit and Electric Vehicles Under the terms of the UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement of December 2020 (TCA), there is …

The story of an emerging fintech boom has been making headlines for nearly a decade, during which time London has …

Brexit and Singapore In the UK’s post-Brexit world, the island nation of Singapore has cropped up in at least two …

Brexit and Financial Services It is generally accepted that the UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA), which with associated documents …

Brexit and Trading under World Trade Organisation (WTO) Rules At 11pm on  31st December 2020, the precise moment at which …

Brexit and the Level Playing Field One of the most contentious areas of the UK-EU negotiations for a new post-Brexit …

Divorce.  It’s a very strong word.  One that encompasses different emotions and feelings for different people.  A common factor that …

The Chancellor has announced that the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) will be extended until 31 March 2021. This supersedes …

For many law firms, the traditional professional indemnity insurance (PII) renewal date of 1 October rolls around increasingly ominously each …