Retained EU Case Law: A Fourth Option
Kate Ollerenshaw (University of Cambridge) The Ministry of Justice issued a consultation paper on Retained EU Case Law on 2 July 2020, seeking views on the exercise of the powers contained…
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The Rule of Law, the UK’s Advocate-General and Brexit
Alan S. Reid (Sheffield Hallam University) Introduction Brexit is unprecedented in its complexity. However, the very fact that Brexit would wreak legal uncertainty was entirely predictable. Extricating the United Kingdom…
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The Internal Market Bill and Northern Ireland
Clare Rice (Newcastle University) Summary The publication of the UK’s Internal Market Bill (IMB) on 9th September marked a decisive change in course for talks with the EU. Days of…
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Event Report: Legal Disintegration? Brexit, the Judgment of the German Constitutional Court in Weiss and the Future of Europe
On Thursday 17th September the DCU Brexit Institute hosted an event on “Legal Disintegration? Brexit, the Judgment of the German Constitutional Court in Weiss and the Future of Europe” The…
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The Internal Market Bill and EU Law
Catherine Barnard (University of Cambridge) The Internal Market Bill, published yesterday, is intended to create a framework for trade to operate across the four UK nations post-Brexit. The problems the…
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Forward, Back, or Standing-still? EU-UK Negotiations on the Future Relationship: Round Eight
Hussein Kassim (University of East Anglia) As the eighth round of talks commence, the PM’s call at the high-level meeting in June for an intensification of efforts to get talks…
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The Continuity Bill is Dead, Long Live the Continuity Bill – Regulatory Alignment and Divergence in Scotland Post-Brexit
Christopher McCorkindale (University of Strathclyde), Aileen McHarg (University of Durham) and Tom Mullen (University of Glasgow) Readers of this blog will be aware of the dispute between the Scottish and…
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The Future of EU Law in UK Law Schools
Stuart MacLennan (Coventry University) EU law has been an integral part of the legal order of the UK since 1973, and features in every qualifying law degree taught in each…
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Post-Brexit: the Future UK-EU Construction Industry Relationship
Jennifer Charlson (University of Wolverhampton) The construction sector’s importance to the UK’s economy is explained. The UK-EU Political Declaration incorporates clauses relevant to the construction industry which are explored in…
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The Impact of Brexit on ‘Bail-Inable’ Liabilities under English Law
Pier Mario Lupinu (University of Luxembourg) Over three years have passed since the unprecedent decision by the UK to trigger Article 50 of the Treaty on European Union in order…
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