Posted in UK and EU legal framework Dispute resolution and litigation Enforcement Contractual and counter-party
Posted in Dispute resolution and litigation Enforcement The Withdrawal Agreement
The draft Withdrawal Agreement takes a generous approach to continuing cooperation in governing law, jurisdiction and enforcement.
Posted in Dispute resolution and litigation Enforcement
The UK Government has published a draft statutory instrument which would revoke two important pieces of EU-derived legislation in relation to dispute resolution.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The UK Government published yesterday its future partnership paper on cross-border civil judicial cooperation with the EU after Brexit.
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.
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.
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