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28 juni 2017 Almedalen Brexit

Hur ska företag tackla de förändringar Brexit och EUs framtida utveckling medför? Hur påverkas till exempel anställningar, import, export, tolkningar av kontrakt, hantering av data och immatrialrättsliga frågor? Se Vinges paneldiskussion.

Vinges paneldiskussion “Handling the trade effects of Brexit and a reshaped EU” hölls den 3 juli 2017 i Almedalen.
 

I panelen ingick Alastair Sutton, Barrister, Brick Court Chambers, Erik Lagerlöf, Senior Associate, Adjunct Professor of law, Vinge, Stockholm School of Economics, Lena Sellgren, Chief Economist, Business Sweden, Mia Åsenius, Head of Cabinet for Commissioner Cecilia Malmström, European Commission och Alexandra Stråberg, Head of Research and Analysis, Skanska Financial Services. Moderator var Katrine Marçal.

Se alla våra filmer från Almedalen 2017

 

Brexit and free movement of persons

 Brexit means the end of free movement of persons between the EU and the UK. This change will affect companies in the EU and the UK that depend on workers who are UK and EU citizens respectively. This note discusses the rules on free movement of persons before and after Brexit and offers guidance to companies and other parties in this regard.
18 maj 2020 Almedalen Brexit

Brexit and Commercial Contracts

 Existing and future commercial contracts that include some form of EU-UK cross-border transaction risk being affected by Brexit. This note discusses some of the issues Brexit may give rise to in this regard and offers guidance to companies and other parties.
11 maj 2020 Almedalen Brexit

Brexit and data protection

 The transfer of personal data is of key importance to many businesses. It is an area that is affected by Brexit and companies must consider how to deal with the changes brought upon by the British departure. This note discusses the implications of Brexit for the transfer of personal data and offers guidance to companies and other parties.
1 april 2020 Almedalen Brexit