Governing law, enforcement of judgments and jurisdiction post Brexit – where are we now? by Anna Pertoldi
‘Brexit Transition and the Rule of Law: An Uncertain New World?’ by Dr Oliver Garner
David Greene, the new President of the Law Society of England and Wales, talks about his Presidency priorities
Amanda Millar, President of the Law Society of Scotland, talks about her Presidency priorities
Black Lives Matter and the legal profession by I. Stephanie Boyce
COVID-19, Brexit and the Resilience of the English & Welsh Courts - Elizabeth Williams, Stuart Doxford & Tom Bowen
Will the UK rely more on private international law in the future? by Michael Clancy
Canada, the most European Country oustide of Europe! - By Sam Ayoub
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Case-law digest
A selection of important Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) cases decided in January and February 2021 and a note of the upcoming cases for the week ahead.
Alternative Dispute Resolution in the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement
This article analyses the provisions in the UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement that cover alternative dispute-resolution procedures and the requirements applicable to solicitors practising in this field.
New EU-UK Relationship – Rights of Audience in front of Courts at EU Level
This analysis article examines the rights of audience held by UK-qualified solicitors enabling representation before the European Union level Courts. The article looks at the role of the European Union level Courts in determining pending cases concerning the UK in addition to looking ahead at the potential cases concerning infringements ...
The role of International Arbitration
In this article, we examine the role of arbitration as a dispute-resolution tool, the benefits it can provide to parties in dispute and its application at an international level.
Brussels Briefing with the UK Law Societies’ Presidents
On the 10th February 2021, the UK Law Societies’ Joint Brussels Office organised an online panel event featuring the three Presidents of the UK’s Law Societies. The presidents discussed what they considered to be the main benefits of the Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA), what challenges remain and how they ...
Exciting opportunity in Brussels for trainee solicitors/newly qualified solicitors/paralegals to gain international experience
The Hague Judgments Convention: Simplified circulation of judgments in civil and commercial matters after all? By Professor Marta Pertegás
Mediation opportunities and the Singapore Convention post-Brexit by Diana Wallis, Former President, European Law Institute
Private International Law - Key Features and Responsible Institutions
Arbitration in Scotland by Brandon Malone, Chair, Scottish Arbitration Centre
