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The UK Government’s ‘no deal’ Brexit papers: the impact on civil litigation and the Hague Convention option

Andrew Sheftel

September 18, 2018

Posted in UK and EU legal framework Dispute resolution and litigation Enforcement

The UK Government’s second batch of papers on how businesses and individuals should prepare for a ‘no deal’ Brexit includes a note on handling civil legal disputes that involve EU countries.

The UK Government’s Brexit White Paper – a focus on judicial cooperation

Andrew Sheftel

July 19, 2018

Posted in UK and EU legal framework Dispute resolution and litigation Enforcement

The UK Government’s Brexit White Paper provides some detail as to the UK’s aspirations for judicial cooperation post-Brexit.

Decoding the Government’s Plan for Brexit: Judicial Cooperation – Part 2

Adam Sanitt

September 27, 2017

Posted in Dispute resolution and litigation Enforcement UK and EU legal framework

The future role of the CJEU is one of the most intractable problems in the Brexit negotiation.

Decoding the Government’s Plan for Brexit: Judicial Cooperation – Part 1

Adam Sanitt

September 21, 2017

Posted in Dispute resolution and litigation Enforcement UK and EU legal framework

The UK Government’s Future Partnership Paper on Providing a cross-border civil judicial cooperation framework contains little to disagree with.

UK Government’s future partnership paper on cross-border civil judicial cooperation with the EU

Charlotte Winter Cara Dowling

August 23, 2017

Posted in UK and EU legal framework Enforcement Dispute resolution and litigation

The UK Government published yesterday its future partnership paper on cross-border civil judicial cooperation with the EU after Brexit.

Brexit, choice of law, jurisdiction and enforcement

Charlotte Winter

November 02, 2016

Posted in UK and EU legal framework Enforcement Dispute resolution and litigation International arbitration

Charlotte Winter, a Partner in our London office and Professor Harris QC, a barrister practising at Serle Court chambers discuss the impact of Brexit on choice of law, jurisdiction and enforcement.

Enforcement of judgments across the EU after Brexit

Andrew Sheftel

October 03, 2016

Posted in Dispute resolution and litigation UK and EU legal framework Enforcement

Enforcement of judgments from civil and commercial claims, a key plank of international trade, is governed by the recast Brussels Regulation.

Service of process in the EU after Brexit

Andrew Sheftel

September 23, 2016

Posted in UK and EU legal framework Dispute resolution and litigation Enforcement

For many years, parties across the EU have regularly chosen the English courts to resolve international disputes.

How will Brexit affect litigation in the English courts?

Adam Sanitt

June 27, 2016

Posted in Enforcement Dispute resolution and litigation International arbitration

Parties across the world regularly choose the English courts to resolve international disputes. English courts have a reputation for consistency, honesty, transparency and technical knowledge.

Inside Brexit blog

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The UK Government’s ‘no deal’ Brexit papers: the impact on civil litigation and the Hague Convention option

The UK Government’s Brexit White Paper – a focus on judicial cooperation

Decoding the Government’s Plan for Brexit: Judicial Cooperation – Part 2

Decoding the Government’s Plan for Brexit: Judicial Cooperation – Part 1

UK Government’s future partnership paper on cross-border civil judicial cooperation with the EU

Brexit, choice of law, jurisdiction and enforcement

Enforcement of judgments across the EU after Brexit

Service of process in the EU after Brexit

How will Brexit affect litigation in the English courts?

Brexit: planning for the future as negotiations continue

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Inside Brexit blog

Topic: Enforcement

The UK Government’s ‘no deal’ Brexit papers: the impact on civil litigation and the Hague Convention option

The UK Government’s Brexit White Paper – a focus on judicial cooperation

Decoding the Government’s Plan for Brexit: Judicial Cooperation – Part 2

Decoding the Government’s Plan for Brexit: Judicial Cooperation – Part 1

UK Government’s future partnership paper on cross-border civil judicial cooperation with the EU

Brexit, choice of law, jurisdiction and enforcement

Enforcement of judgments across the EU after Brexit

Service of process in the EU after Brexit

How will Brexit affect litigation in the English courts?

Brexit: planning for the future as negotiations continue

Stay connected

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