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UK/EU Trade Relations

As Europe’s largest law firm, CMS is in a unique position to advise businesses as they address both the challenges and opportunities presented following Brexit and the introduction of the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement.

We are focused on providing clients with practical advice and guidance on competition and trade, employment, corporate and commercial, data protection, disputes, IP, tax and restructuring issues. Our Regulatory teams will also help ensure you have the latest insight as regulations find equivalence or begin to diverge.

In addition to a helpline, details of which you can find here, we will be updating Law-Now with the very latest insight focused on particular areas of law and key sectors. 

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Insights on UK/EU Trade Relations

Exhausted but unchanged: UK maintains UK+ IP exhaustion regime following consultation

19 May 2025 4 min read

Overcooked, but with a slight bite – CJEU considers relevance of pre-Brexit UK rights in BASMATI EU trade mark opposition

24 Jul 2024 9 min read

EU UK Trade Agreement – Legal Advice

17 Dec 2020 2 min read

Risk Essentials Breakfast - Mind the (Brexit) Gap:

26 Feb 2020

Brexit: What Next?

30 Jan 2020 3 min read

Countdown to Brexit

01 Mar 2019 2 min read

Ready for Brexit?

05 Dec 2018 2 min read

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