Even if the UK parliament votes against ‘no deal’ on Wednesday, in the wacky world of Brexit, this cliff-edge scenario is still possible – so Stevens & Bolton partner Charlotte Tillett (pictured above, left) and senior associate Paula Harris (right), consider the potential implications for pharma in an Expert View piece.
As Brexit approaches, the industry’s preparations for a potential no-deal scenario are well underway, but the impracticalities of preparing for the unknown are stark. There are, however, some key business critical points that pharmaceutical companies can consider in the run-up, which will stand them in good stead in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
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