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Practical Competition/Antitrust Law Issues and Brexit
1 Practical Competition/Antitrust Law Issues and Brexit Matthew Hall Solicitor (England & Wales/Republic of Ireland), Brussels Bar (E List) Vice Chair, ABA Section of antitrust Law, International Committee McGuireWoods LLP Brussels, Belgium ABA Section of antitrust Law Spring Meeting February 2017 2 Practical Competition/Antitrust Law Issues and Brexit Following the Brexit referendum vote in June 2016, the exact timing of the United Kingdom s exit from the European Union (EU), not to mention the form it will take, remains unknown. However, the outline of the final position is reasonably certain. Brexit will be a so-called hard Brexit and the UK is likely to have left the EU by March 2019. Hard Brexit means that the UK will not be a member of the EU s Single Market and will not be a European Economic Area (EEA1) Member State.
the corporate competition law compliance programme, including all the training, is still relevant (and this will be the case going forward (including after Brexit)). Staff should also be reminded that discussions with competitors in relation to the
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