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Tag Archives: brexit
Financial Services Spring update
Join members of Collyer Bristow’s Financial services team as they discuss the latest issues facing the industry as we begin to emerge from the lockdown and come to terms with the impacts of the pandemic and Brexit. Nigel Brahams, Partner, …
Restructuring Plans under Part 26A of the Companies Act 2006 are insolvency proceedings under the Lugano Convention
Restructuring Plans Restructuring Plans were inserted into the Companies Act 2006 last year by the Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020. They are based on schemes of arrangement (under Part 26 of the Companies Act), which were already in existence. …
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Tagged brexit, CIGA, insolvency, lugano convention, restructuring plans
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The Fine Art of Probate: The Valuation of Art
In this series, “The Fine Art of Probate”, a selection of Collyer Bristow lawyers are joined by special guests from the world of Art and Culture, to discuss a wide variety of topics relating to probate in English law. In …
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Tagged art market, art valuation, bonhams, brexit, probate, probate and art, UK probate
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A post-Brexit guide to UK-Swiss disputes
The Brexit transition period ended on December 31, 2020 (“Exit Day”)[i]. Since January 1, 2021, the Courts of England and Wales are no longer covered by the EU rules for establishing jurisdiction and for mutual recognition and enforcement of judgments …
The end of the Brexit transition period: what this means for your business’s data protection obligations
It’s difficult to believe we’re already in December – particularly when it feels like the world has been on pause for most of 2020 – yet here we are in the final month of the Brexit transition period. Up to …
Post-Brexit sanctions and the high net worth individual
The short answer to the first of those questions is no. At its core, the Sanctions and Money Laundering Act 2018 (‘SAMLA’), under which the British regime will operate once the UK has left the EU, is a restatement of …
