Lord Neuberger: Bringing the common law out of the shadows
The outgoing Supreme Court president talks to Jean-Yves Gilg about pushing boundaries and greater openness
14 August 2017
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How to treat trade marks post-Brexit
Geoff Smith considers the implications for UK businesses owning EU-wide trade marks
22 September 2017
An à la carte Brexit simply isn’t possible
Public discussion frequently misses the point that, as in any mature legal system, the elements of the EU’s constitution are linked together in complex ways, explains Paul Stanley QC
13 September 2017
Gazing into the Brexit crystal ball
Pippa Allsop looks ahead to some of the potential problems facing international families – and family practitioners – when the UK leaves the EU
6 September 2017
Lawyers back government call for civil justice cooperation post-Brexit
Government also seeks end to 'direct jurisdiction' of European Court of Justice
26 August 2017
North West powerhouse?
Brexit will pose a challenge for those providing property services, but with business booming in Manchester, North West law firms are well placed to ride out any market volatility, believes Mary Nowell
14 August 2017
Follow the money
Now even senior judges have come out to fend off concerns over the impact of Brexit on the country’s legal system, says Matthew Rogers
10 July 2017
A whirlwind six months
Georgina Squire reflects on the groundbreaking judgments and procedural changes litigators have had to get to grips with and looks ahead to the possible impact of Brexit
5 July 2017
What next for solicitors’ professional indemnity?
Results of the general election and Brexit negotiations may lead to volatile times ahead, as well as trigger an increase in claims, suggests Julian Smart
3 July 2017
For the kids: A divorce from Brussels
Julian Hawkhead explains how to make Brexit an amicable divorce
3 July 2017
