Tag: Brexit

It just shows the constitution needs an overhaul, badly

Article 127 is not the new Article 50 after all

There was also a lot of talk about Henry VIII clauses and Acquis Communautaire

She chairs the House of Lords’ EU Justice committee, and she thinks we’re living through “an ugly period”

Keeping quiet is a strategy in itself

CrowdJustice part-funded the Brexit judicial review, now it’s heading across the pond

Reveals concerns about safety in same week parliament will debate Article 50 bill

Gina Miller's case was the biggest in recent history. I was one of the few journalists there from beginning to end

"I feel uncomfortable with the direction our country is going in", says Jolyon Maugham QC

No, of course they didn’t

She lives in Texas...

Most important constitutional law case of a generation concludes with an unexpected split decision

King of Brexit legal challenge gives law tech the thumbs up

General dissatisfaction from typical pro-Remain profession, but some see glimmers of hope

Travers Smith’s Dan Reavill views the opportunities today as even brighter than the dotcom boom years

International giant makes its forecast, as Law Society warns UK solicitors might be less desirable to US firms

Commercial awareness gold right here

Though perfect English still essential at Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan's Brussels office

And why things might go the other way...

Our resident journos, Katie King and Tom Connelly, are joined by LPC-er and City law hopeful Farah Ali to discuss the big stories of the year

Will the UK adopt EU rules?