Brexit Next: CMS Consumer Products checklist

04.07.2016 United Kingdom
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The British people have voted to leave the European Union. No European Union Member State has ever left the EU so the process of withdrawal is untested.
 
Much has already been written about the constitutional, economic and other key issues that arise. This summary is a snapshot of the commercial and legal implications for the Consumer Products sector in particular.
  
If you have any questions about any of the issues raised in this document, please contact Tom Scourfield.

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