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Key Consumer Protection Update in Europe: The New “Cancel Contract” Button

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By Mark Booth Verified, Steven A. Farmer
| JD Supra
Under Directive (EU) 2023/2673, online traders must provide a dedicated, user‑friendly withdrawal function—often described as a “cancel contract” or “withdrawal” button—allowing consumers to exercise their 14‑day right of withdrawal as easily as they entered into the contract.
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Sanctions End‑Use Controls: What UK Exporters Need to Know

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By Mark Booth Verified, Steven Farmer
| JD Supra
The UK has introduced a new “sanctions end‑use controls” licensing trigger aimed at restricting diversion of certain trade-sanctioned goods and related technology via non‑sanctioned third countries. The controls apply across all regimes with trade sanctions where restrictions extend beyond arms embargoes, and operates alongside, but separately from, export control “catch‑all” end‑use rules relating to military and weapons of mass destruction end-use concerns.
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EU Adopts 20th Sanctions Package Targeting Russia and Belarus

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By Mark Booth Verified, Steven Farmer
| JD Supra
On April 23, 2026, the EU adopted its 20th sanctions package targeting Russia and Belarus in connection with the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The latest package significantly expands the EU’s restrictive measures across the energy, finance and crypto, trade, services and maritime and transport sectors, with a core focus on anti-circumvention and energy measures. A summary of the key updates follows.
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