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Resolving EU-UK disputes post-Brexit
September 11, 2018
Posted in Dispute resolution and litigation International arbitration WTO and international trade
The draft withdrawal treaty – a focus on dispute settlement
March 08, 2018
Posted in International arbitration UK and EU legal framework
One contentious aspect of the EU’s draft withdrawal treaty is the EU’s proposals with regards to the settlement of disputes between the EU and the UK post-Brexit.
Does Brexit expose the UK to claims from foreign investors?
September 26, 2017
Posted in Dispute resolution and litigation International arbitration
Matthew Buckle, a Senior Associate in London, questions whether regulatory changes following Brexit might expose the UK to claims from foreign investors and, if so, what hurdles such claims might face.
Alphabet soup: explaining the different arbitration mechanisms proposed by the UK Government for resolving UK-EU disputes
August 31, 2017
Posted in Dispute resolution and litigation International arbitration WTO and international trade
On August 23, the UK Government published a negotiating paper setting out various options for the dispute resolution mechanisms in (and the enforcement of) future bilateral agreements with the EU.
UK Government’s future partnership paper on enforcement and dispute resolution mechanisms for UK-EU agreements
August 24, 2017
Posted in UK and EU legal framework International arbitration Dispute resolution and litigation
The UK Government has published its future partnership paper on post-Brexit options for enforcement and dispute resolution for UK-EU agreements.
What impact could Brexit have on protections available to foreign direct investors?
April 25, 2017
Posted in Dispute resolution and litigation WTO and international trade International arbitration
One of the many questions raised by the UK’s pending withdrawal from the EU is what impact Brexit will have on protections afforded to foreign direct investments in the UK and overseas.
Why Brexit is unlikely to have any impact on London’s status as a popular seat of arbitration
Brexit, choice of law, jurisdiction and enforcement
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.
How will Brexit affect litigation in the English courts?
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.
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