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Three planks of Brexit

Although it is likely the Supreme Court will affirm the Divisional Court's judgment in Miller, Paul Stanley QC suggests there are problems with the High Court's decision

Exclusive: Lady Hale will 'absolutely not' recuse herself from article 50 appeal

Supreme Court judge says she has 'exhibited no bias' and those suggesting otherwise are mistaken

Litigators fear impact of Brexit on court reform programme

Brexit doesn't mean London loses its position as the jurisdiction of choice, says LSLA president

Should I stay or should I go?

Steven D Heller considers the new 'hardship waiver' requirements for those looking to move to the US

Uncertain future for family law after Brexit

Cross-border divorce cases face uncertain post-Brexit future, says Clayton Miller

Miller, Brexit, and the European Court

Professor Abimbola A Olowofoyeku explains why a Supreme Court reference to the Court of Justice of the European Union may be required before Brexit can be implemented

No Brexit without parliament

Riccardo Calzavara and Toby Vanhegan consider the reasoning behind the High Court's ruling that the government cannot trigger article 50 without parliament's consent

Do you want a hard or soft-boiled Brexit?

Charles Proctor explains how the UK could declare itself a free trade zone by ceasing to impose tariffs on imports immediately after its split from the European Union