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LOOMING – A no-deal Brexit could result in an array of problems for lawyers doing business in the U.K. and the EU, including inter-office rifts, investigations by foreign regulators and increased costs for clients. Meganne Tillay and Krishnan Nair report on what leading lawyers are saying about a worst-case Brexit scenario if the U.K. crashes out of the EU—a prospect made more likely after Prime Minister Boris Johnson asked the Queen this week to suspend Parliament, limiting its ability to debate or prevent a hard exit.
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