Brexit
Brexit and Consumer Rights
The European Union and the United Kingdom are negotiating future partnerships covering all areas agreed in the joint Political Declaration of the end of 2020
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The European Union and the United Kingdom are negotiating future partnerships covering all areas agreed in the joint Political Declaration of the end of 2020
The Consumer Protection (Gift Vouchers) Act 2019 is effective in Ireland from 2 December 2019 and regulates that gift vouchers will have a minimum expiry
As a resident and consumer in the European Union, when you purchase and pay for a product or service, be it online or in a
From online shopping, air passenger rights, renting a car abroad, to booking holiday accommodation, there are many issues that consumers may encounter. Sometimes it can
When you buy goods or services, they may come with a guarantee or warranty which provides additional protection if things go wrong. Here we explain what
When you’re buying goods or services from the local shop on the high street or online from a trader based elsewhere in the European Union
If the product is defective, who is responsible for putting things right? The seller, even for purchases made through an internet platform. However, the platform
Consumer rights can sometimes be tricky so it’s easy for shoppers to get a little muddled about what their rights are and what they are
1. The European Single Market Also known as the Internal Market, it seeks to guarantee the ‘four freedoms’ – the free movement of goods, capital,
