Breaking down Brexit

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  • The Withdrawal Agreement: impact on civil jurisdiction and judicial cooperation

    Submitted: 28 February 2018

    The European Commission published its draft Withdrawal Agreement on 14 November 2018. In this blog post we provide our observations on those articles in the draft Agreement that are particularly relevant to the recognition of English choice of law and court clauses, English judgments and the authority of the CJEU.

  • Interpretation of law post-Brexit

    Submitted: 14 July 2017

    The publication of the European Union (Withdrawal) Bill and the UK Government’s position paper on ongoing EU proceedings sheds some light on how the UK courts will approach interpreting EU legislation retained in the UK post-Brexit, but questions and difficulties remain.

  • Towards transition: Brexit & the EU

    Submitted: 13 July 2017

    This week, we hosted an event at our London office (and simultaneously live-streamed for those unable to join in person), on the topic of business transition in the context of Brexit and the EU.

  • Brexit: Rule Brittania

    Author: Basil Wood-Walker

    Submitted: 11 July 2017

    Two Law Lords have recently entered the public arena on Brexit, highlighting the opportunities and challenges which Brexit brings.

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