Stricter EU controls on the import of cultural goods are set to reshape the international art market ahead of Regulation 2019/880 coming into force in June 2025. Partner, Fred Clark and Trainee, Abi Meho explore the implications for art market participants—from heightened compliance demands to questions around provenance and personal liability.

Relocating UHNW families often rely on trusted childcare arrangements, but recent immigration changes have made it far harder to bring overseas nannies to the UK. In eprivateclient, Immigration Partner, Zoe Jacob and Associate, Rhona Findlay unpack the legal shifts and explain how families can still navigate the evolving system with early immigration advice. 

Layoffs in the tech sector can have serious immigration consequences for internationally mobile workers. In Computing, Immigration Partner, Zoe Jacob highlights the key steps tech employees on Skilled Worker visas should take if they lose their job and why planning ahead is essential to securing long-term stability in the UK.