
05 January 2026Publication
Jurisdiction – the “Brexit transition period gap”
The Belgian Supreme Court has held that the Hague Convention 2005 continued to apply to the UK during the Brexit transition period
Our pan-European team of lawyers can advise you on complex employment law issues post-Brexit, including restructuring, international mobility, and other cross-border issues.
We will keep you updated on the impact of new EU regulations. For example, those on whistleblowing and pay transparency and any divergence between the UK and Europe.
Varying COVID-19 measures are in place across Europe and we can provide you with a comprehensive view of the measures in the key jurisdictions.
Handpicked Euroshore and post-Brexit-related resources on employment topics from around our website.
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05 January 2026Publication
The Belgian Supreme Court has held that the Hague Convention 2005 continued to apply to the UK during the Brexit transition period

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The EBA has published a report on the Exemption of Third-Country Undertakings from the Requirement to Establish a Branch under Article 21c of CRD6.

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