Following the referendum on 23 June, the people of the United Kingdom have voted to leave the EU. This decision will impact upon UK policy and legislation, but changes are likely to be implemented slowly, meaning that there is time for businesses to set a strategic way forward.
The Republic of Ireland is a committed Eurozone economy and EU Member State with a business-friendly legal and working environment. Ireland was recently ranked 9th internationally in the RepTrak® “Most Reputable Countries for 2016” survey, based on elements such as Ireland’s pro-business governance, progressive society, and attractive environment for workers.
Our lawyers are experts in helping businesses operating globally in navigating the Irish legal and regulatory systems, providing practical and solution-based legal advice on the potential ways to minimise the impact of the current uncertainty.
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Brexit: What will it mean for Ireland’s energy market?
by Philip Daly
Brexit and Board Composition – Irish Companies
by Liam Boyle, Elaine Hughes, James Carolan
Brexit, Another No Deal! Important Considerations In Relation To Your Financial Statements
As Brexit draws nearer, you may need to give consideration to the arrangements your company has in place in relation...
The UK Publishes Second Regulation on the Implications of a No-Deal Brexit on Competition Law
by Marco Hickey
No Deal Brexit! Will My Company Be In Breach of Company Law?
As another Brexit deadline looms, companies will need to consider if a no deal Brexit will leave them in breach...
No Deal Brexit: Do UK registered companies with an Irish registered branch have to re-register?
Many UK companies operating in Ireland chose to establish a Branch as opposed to an Irish incorporated subsidiary from which...
Construction Products: How Would a ‘No Deal’ Brexit Affect You?
by Seanna Mulrean
European Commission Publishes Notice on No Deal Brexit and Competition Law Enforcement
by Marco Hickey
#5 Important Corporate Governance Considerations ahead of Brexit
by Elaine Hughes
LK Shields announces sponsorship of MediaCon 2018
LK Shields is delighted to be on board as legal sponsor of this prestigious media and entertainment event taking...
The Future of TV Broadcast and VOD Licensing in the UK after Brexit – What’s the Deal?
by Aideen Burke, Peter Bolger
Brexit Update: Eight EU Member States inject fresh impetus into the EU’s Capital Markets Union
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Tánaiste Highlights Growing Importance of French Relationship in Context of Brexit
At the France Ireland Chamber of Commerce business lunch Tánaiste Simon Coveney TD comments focused specifically on Brexit...
Project Ireland 2040 – Future Proofing Ireland
by Jennifer McGuire, James Byrne
Small Payment Institutions and Ireland
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Ireland Pledges €78m in bid to host the European Medicines Agency
by Marco Hickey
ESMA Issues Opinion on General Principles To Support Supervisory Convergence Post-Brexit
by Adrian Mulryan
UK Firms Will Still Face EU Competition Law Scrutiny
by Marco Hickey
The AIFMD Third Country Passport
by Adrian Mulryan
Why Choose Ireland? Structured Finance And Securitisation
by David Williams, Trevor Dolan
Regardless of Brexit: There are already key differences between UK and Irish employment law
by Elizabeth Mara
Theresa May’s Article 50 ‘Dear John’ Letter
by Trevor Dolan
Irish Central Bank rules and guidance for Management Companies passporting into Ireland
by Trevor Dolan
A Guide To Registering Designs
by lk-shields
Broadcasters Consider Ireland as a Location post-Brexit
by Jennifer McGuire, Marco Hickey, James Byrne
Brexit, Intellectual Property and an Irish Angle
by Peter Bolger
The Impact of Brexit on Data Protection
by Peter Bolger
Crowdfunding The Irish Brexit Challenge
by Michael Kavanagh
Contending with Brexit Uncertainties – Governing Law Clauses
by Jennifer McGuire, James Byrne
“Hard” Brexit and Competition Law
by Marco Hickey
Brexit - Potential Employment Law Issues for Irish Employers
by Aoife Bradley
Minimising the Cost of Brexit Uncertainty: The Flexibility of Having an Irish Presence
by Marco Hickey
First Migration of Jersey Funds into Ireland under ICAV Act
This may be a timely indicator of the future Irish possibilities for UK fund promoters, and their UK based funds ...
The Implications of Brexit for Competition Law
by Marco Hickey
Potential Impact of Brexit on the Irish Asset Management Industry - Passporting
by Trevor Dolan
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