This topic contains information that will get lawyers up to speed with EU law and concepts so that they can confidently and appropriately frame their advice.
Environmental law is one of the most harmonised areas of law across the EU, illustrated by the fact that prior to Brexit over 80% of the environmental laws in the UK stemmed from EU law. This topic provides guidance on and snapshots of key EU legislation.
The EU Law module also includes Lexology Getting The Deal Through and proprietary jurisdictional guides available for the EEA Member States, providing lawyers with an overview of applicable laws at national level.
The content covers EU constitutional law, fundamental principles of EU law, legislative procedure, and rights under EU law, as well as guidance on a range of EU legal topics including disputes, environment and regulatory. The module also contains introductory international trade content.
Keeping on top of the numerous changes and developments in EU Law can be a challenge, especially as the UK and EU position start to diverge. LexisPSL EU Law draws together a number of alerts and current awareness services from across LexisNexis to ensure a wide breadth of the most up-to-date coverage of relevant issues and hot topics. Our users can subscribe to these daily alerts as a one-stop shop update on EU considerations across Practice Areas and Sectors. We also provide weekly highlights which draw together the essential EU Law news of the week.
The EU Law module also includes Lexology® Getting The Deal Through jurisdictional guides available for the EEA Member States, providing lawyers with an overview of applicable laws at national level.
Life Sciences analysis: Jackie Mulryne, partner, Eleri Williams, associate, and Eftychia Sideri, associate, at Arnold & Porter discuss the European...
EU Law analysis: The Advocate General’s Opinion in these three references to the Court of Justice for preliminary rulings arise out of the practices...
This week’s edition of EU Law weekly highlights includes the approval by the Council of the European Union of the conclusions on COP26, the adoption...
MLex: Customs checks for food products would be cut by 80% and paperwork for retail goods halved under a European Commission proposal, made on 13...
MLex: Plans to update EU cybersecurity rules for essential services, including digital infrastructure and telecom companies, might see agreement among...
Digital Services Act—progress trackerThis Practice Note tracks the progress of the European Commission’s proposal for a Regulation of the European...
The Capital Markets Union—recent news2021 News DateNews story12 October 2021EBF publishes paper on review of EU Securitisation framework—LNB News...
Dispute resolution and derivativesThe nature, main types and main uses of financial derivatives are summarised in Practice Notes: The nature of...
An introduction to UK Trade Remedies Authority’s InvestigationsIntroduction to the Trade Remedies AuthorityOn 29 April 2021, the UK enacted the Trade...
Sovereign immunity—Denmark—Q&A guide [Archived, 2021 edition]This Practice Note contains a jurisdiction-specific Q&A guide to sovereign immunity in...
Drafting note for application for stay under art 30 of Brussels I (recast)This Precedent and associated drafting notes are for use in proceedings...
Drafting note for application for stay under art 29 of Brussels I (recast)This Precedent and associated drafting notes are for use in proceedings...
Insider list—section relating to permanent insidersArticle 18(1) of the UK Market Abuse Regulation (Retained Regulation (EU) 596/2014 (UK Market Abuse...
Insider list—section relating to deal specific insidersArticle 18(1) of the UK Market Abuse Regulation (Retained Regulation (EU) 596/2014 (UK Market...
Insider list—to be submitted by issuer of financial instruments admitted to trading on SME growth marketArticle 18(1) of the UK Market Abuse...
An indemnity is an agreement by one party (the indemnifying party) to bear the cost of certain losses or liabilities incurred by another party (the indemnified party) in certain circumstances. An indemnity will typically give rise to a right to an on demand payment without the need to prove a breach of contract.
A pay as you earn system under which employers or pension providers make certain deductions from an employee’s or pensioner’s income including for liability to income tax and National Insurance contributions.
A notice given under HGCRA 1996, s 110A by a payer (or specified person) or the payee setting out the amount to be paid and how it is calculated. Most standard form contracts provide that the notice is to be given by the payer (or specified person).
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