The Article 50 judgment - pulling the trigger: Parliament, not prerogative

View in Browser The Article 50 judgment - pulling the trigger: Parliament, not prerogative Debevoise & Plimpton This briefing looks at the high-profile judgment in the legal challenge to the UK Government's efforts to invoke Article 50 and leave the European Union without recourse to Parliament. The decision is of tremendous constitutional and practical importance, as this briefing explains. View Briefing Legal Week Law Editor's Picks Strengthening links in the evidential chain: the lesser-known benefits of blockchain Grant Thornton Blockchain - the technology underpinning digital currencies such as Bitcoin - has the potential to disrupt financial markets, and has consolidated its place in the mainstream in recent months. However, it is not just digital currencies that stand to benefit from blockchain, as this article explains. Building a global team for cross-border investigations: key points DLA Piper With many internal investigations today involving multiple markets, it is crucial for companies to build cross-border investigation teams that can efficiently and effectively address a multitude of issues. The test of control at the heart of the Uber judgment Excello Law The press went mad when the Employment Tribunal judgment in the Uber case was released and since then there have been many misquotes and myths. Excello Law examines the verdict. I think I'd better leave right now: Brexit and the scope of the prerogative power 20 Essex Street This briefing considers the recent Brexit judgment on the Government's power to give notice under Article 50 of the Treaty on European Union for the UK to cease membership of the EU. Buy-side warranty and indemnity insurance – increased coverage gaps Reed Smith As warranty and indemnity insurance continues to offer bespoke policies in an ever more competitive market, Reed Smith considers the key considerations for buyers at the outset of a transaction and the common gaps in coverage. Five preventative steps to manage legal risk following a cybersecurity breach Latham & Watkins Preparing for and rehearsing how to respond to a breach is as important as improving security systems and protocols. A guide to the employment consequences of business transfers in 10 key African countries Bowmans The African continent has recently seen a significant increase in cross-border transactions and foreign investment. This guide provides an overview of the employment law consequences of business transfers in ten key African jurisdictions, including South Africa, Nigeria, Senegal and Kenya. The FCA is on a mission Allen & Overy The FCA is on a mission, and wants you to know about it. So much so that it has published a 50 page consultation paper on it. But what does the FCA's mission actually mean in practice? Search Legal Week Law   Commercial Law Banking and Finance Company Secretariat Corporate Employment Energy Environment Financial Services Regulation Intellectual Property Real Estate Litigation and Dispute Resolution Taxation Free Membership to Legal Week Law   As a member of Legal Week Law you will receive free access to our library of legal briefings from worlds leading law firms. Briefings are easy to find and constantly being updated. You can also discover what briefings your peers in other companies are looking at. Create your Free Account   AROUND THE ALM NETWORK   Trump, GOP Could Torpedo DOL Rule, Dodd-Frank Trump victory means DOL fiduciary rule could be "halted" in early 2017, says financial planning and fiduciary expert... Veteran D.C. Lobbyist Leads Trump's Labor Transition Team National Law Journal President-elect Donald Trump has named J. Steven Hart, a longtime Washington lobbyist who focuses on tax and employee... Trump's Victory Will Reshape Financial Rules, Supreme Court National Law Journal President-elect Donald Trump on the campaign called for the repeal of the Wall Street reform law Dodd-Frank, and he... Connect With Legal Week Law This newsletter was sent to anjeri2010.lawyerinfo@blogger.com Unsubscribe |  More eNewsletters |  About Us |  Privacy Policy Legal Week Limited is a limited company registered in England and Wales. Registered office: Cheapside House, 138 Cheapside, Seventh Floor, London, EC2V 6BJ. Registered number: 9901879. Legal Week Limited is a subsidiary of ALM Media, LLC. Copyright © 2011 – 2016 Legal Week Limited All Rights Reserved. 120 Broadway, 5th Floor | New York, NY 10271-1101 | 1-877-256-2472