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EDPB Recommendations 2021: Are you up to date with the requirements for international data...

On 18 June, the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) adopted the final version of its recommendations relating to the supplementary measures required for the transfer of personal data outside of the EEA.

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EU Settlement Scheme Update

Following the UK’s departure from the European Union, EEA nationals and their family members no longer automatically have the right to live and work in the UK. EEA nationals who were residing in the UK on or before 31 December 2020 will need to make an application to the EU Settlement Scheme in order to preserve these rights.

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The ICO Data Sharing Code: resolving misconceptions

There are huge benefits of data sharing, for example facilitating access to wider pools of data which leads to innovation and technological advancements. We have seen this first hand during the COVID-19 pandemic, when measured data sharing between organisations enabled the roll-out of new technologies under tight time constraints, such as the NHS Test and Trace service.

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The new UK, Dutch and German restructuring tools compared – how competitive will the UK be...

Reforms to the restructuring landscape in England have been on the government's radar for some time, at least from 2016, though became urgent due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As a result, a new tool referred to as a was introduced by the (CIGA) which came into force on 26 June 2020.

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Ashfords LLP advised Craven Street Capital on acquisition of Kreston Reeves Financial Planning

Ashfords LLP has advised Craven Street Capital on its acquisition of Kreston Reeves Financial Planning (KRFP), the establishment of Craven Street Wealth and related debt facilities.

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Protecting Motor Premiums - Brexit, the EU and the Vnuk Judgement

One consequence of Brexit has been to enable Britain to get out of a rather sticky hole regarding a proposed costly extension to compulsory motor insurance.

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IR35 private sector reforms from April 2021 – it’s never too late to prepare

A year ago, many businesses would have been gearing up for the IR35 reforms which were due to come into force in April 2020. However, when COVID-19 struck and turned the world upside down, the government took the sensible decision to shelve the reforms for a year allowing businesses to focus on the significant challenges facing them outside of IR35.

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Webinar: How To Use The Law To Win More Clients And More Fees

This webinar was recorded on Thursday 4 February and was focused on Creative, Digital, Advertising, Brand and Marketing Agencies.

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The food and drink industry, and working with the EU

With a deal being reached at the tail-end of December, the way ahead has begun to clear somewhat for the Food and Drink Industry. Some of the most important points for change are discussed in this article.

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Guide to online business in Europe

Whether you are setting up an online business, or planning to take your business online into Europe, you will not be able to target European customers without understanding EU law as applied in each country you are targeting.

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