The Internal Market Bill (“IMB”) passed its second reading in the House of Commons tonight (14 September 2020). This means that the IMB will now likely become law in the UK, taking the UK ever closer to substantively breaching the Withdrawal Agreement – and international law. This blog post serves…
What does Brexit mean for access for UK businesses to the EU’s preferential trading arrangements? One of the important questions for many companies importing into the UK is whether the UK will continue to be a party to the EU’s free trade agreements (“FTAs”) following Brexit. The EU has concluded…