Focus will now turn to negotiations that will determine the future relationship.
Lawyers across the U.K. are braced for a range of emotions today as the country formally leaves the European Union.
After more than three years of political uncertainty following the Brexit vote, many senior industry practitioners expressed their optimism that a better corporate deal market was on the way, while also expressing sadness about what the official departure at 11pm GMT means for the country.
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