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Brexit: A costly venture for victims of accidents abroad

Jennifer Lund considers the EU laws which UK citizens currently rely upon to pursue claims arising out of accidents on the continent

Where the law and politics collide

Benjamin Keith discusses the complexities and challenges involved in the practice of extradition law

Provide safe passage for unaccompanied child migrants

Following the government's decision to end the scheme, Siobhan Taylor-Ward counters media criticism of the Dubs amendment

Lords: Government must address uncertainty over judicial reciprocity

Peers highlight need for new arrangements to protect families and businesses

Employers may impose 'neutral' dress code if applied equally

Workplace ban on religious symbols could be indirect discrimination if not legitimately justified

Brexit and PI reforms could harm UK legal services market value

Uncertainty will lead to greater investment for in-house teams

The Brexit Bill: Stay or go?

David Mundy and Oliver Spencer consider what the next stages will be for the Brexit Bill and whether it is likely to be passed without any significant amendments

Is an amicable divorce possible?

Family lawyers required to resolve issues constructively may have something to teach politicians in their Brexit negotiations, writes Simon Bruce