The Law Society has released new guidance to reflect ongoing discussions on EU legal privilege for UK practitioners following the end of the transitional period.
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1 January 2021 marks the end of the transition period. Our webinar will help you prepare for changes relating to the recognition and enforcement of cross-border civil and commercial judgments.
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