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...

In this edition, we look at some of the questions we're seeing and on which we are supporting businesses. If you would like more specific guidance, please connect with your usual Osborne Clarke contact. Sign up to receive our Coronavirus Legal Briefing by email > People For many businesses and...

The EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement The TCA, the treaty that governs trade in goods and services between the EU and the UK, remains only provisional in its application. The European Parliament has delayed its consideration of the TCA in order to express disapproval of the UK's extension of grace...

The government has pledged to help businesses cope with the unprecedented challenges posed by the Coronavirus pandemic. But amid the raft of measures that have been announced, businesses need to understand which schemes will apply to them, how those schemes operate and what other considerations they need to bear in...