November 2022 – Brooke Law Group (Formerly The Brooke Consultancy LLP)

UK: Employment relations now and then

Posted on 23 November 2022 by eva

I have been an Employment lawyer for over twenty years both in-house and as a partner in several central London law firms. In that time Employment law has changed dramatically. To begin with the EU vastly increased employment rights and even though we have gone through Brexit we are still bound by EU Directives such […]

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Brexit – Exporting to and from the EU now

Posted on 18 November 2022 by eva

The UK has left the EU customs union, single market, and VAT area. The Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA) sets out the terms of UK trade with the EU from 1 January 2021. This article is a general overview of some of the issues arising from trade with the EU. Businesses find dealing with the […]

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UK Immigration Rules: New routes – An Update

Posted on 9 November 2022 by eva

In our last blog post, we set out the Government’s planned changes to the system for UK work visas. Since then, the Government has implemented those changes, so we can now see better what they mean in practice. Investor Visa There remains no further guidance from the Government on how exactly they plan to replace […]

Posted in Blog | Tagged business advice, freeports, global business mobility, immigration, innovators, international trade, legal advice, sponsor licence, trends, UK expanson worker, visa | Comments Off

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I have found Lynne to be very personable and approachable at all times, and extremely friendly and easy to deal with.

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Damir Dudas

Director PRT London Ltd.

I sincerely thank our legal team for your dedication and assistance in handling our lawsuit against a foreign exchange company in the past few years.

Even more heartfelt thanks to Crl McMeel, lawyer Lynne and lawyer Kerem for your dedication and assistance in this case.

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Jordan and Graham Burnard

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Colin Glen

Director - GPI Ltd.

For the past months TBC has been working continuously and assiduously in unravelling the tortuous thread of a discretionary trust for my son. There was a variety of hurdles dispensed from Banks and HMRC to be overcome, and TBC did so with their customary calm and good humour establishing a solid framework for the future amid this present time of uncertainty and confusion. The trustees are indebted to them.

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