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In-house weekly highlights—21 September 2017

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Published on: 21 September 2017
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Table of contents

  • Brexit
  • Examining the key concerns for environmental regulation post-Brexit
  • EU sets out its stall on IP rights after Brexit
  • Commercial
  • CAP and BCAP propose removing prohibition on health claims for e-cigarettes
  • New European Accessibility Act proposed to improve disabled access to goods and services
  • Competition law
  • Court of Justice rules on ‘excessive pricing’ considerations in Latvian national reference
  • Ofcom penalty guidelines updated
  • Construction

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