From workforces to supply chains, financing and corporate activity, businesses should ensure they are across the spectrum of risks and that plans are flexible enough to cope with a rapidly-evolving situation. The following guide draws on a range of insights that have been published by specialist teams at Osborne Clarke...

This Insight sets out a high level summary of key parts of the Coronavirus Act 2020, which received royal assent and became law in the UK on 25 March 2020. The full text of the Act and near-final accompanying Explanatory Notes are available online. The Act provides the legal basis...

Disruption to trading, workforces, and supply chains present a range of legal challenges for businesses, while governments are looking to support businesses through packages of financial stimuli, tax breaks and regulatory reforms. Our coronavirus guide draws on a range of insights that have been published by Osborne Clarke’s specialist teams...

Findings of a new European survey come ahead of a huge expansion of EU data regulation 89% of companies now offer, or plan to offer, data driven products or services But 63% say the legal and regulatory framework around data is too complex Compliance risks may be triggered so data...

In this edition, we look at the EU's response to the pandemic and at the 'exit strategy' which the European Commission and Council published yesterday. If you would like more specific guidance, please connect with your usual Osborne Clarke contact. Sign up to receive this by email > The EU's...

US and European businesses will be looking to 2022 for the global economic recovery to pick up speed and for the restrictions of the two-year Covid-19 pandemic to ease. Although government economic and monetary policies have differed on either side of the Atlantic, US businesses looking east will likely see...