Brexit
Professor Colin Harvey: Making Northern Ireland’s ‘special arrangement’ work
Professor Colin Harvey of Queen's University Belfast School of Law considers the post-Brexit challenges for Northern Ireland.
Published 14 June 2021
UK government to rely on ‘force majeure’ argument in NI Protocol dispute
The UK government has reportedly told the European Commission that it has unilaterally breached the Northern Ireland Protocol because of circumstances beyond its control.
Published 19 May 2021
EU to take legal action against UK over Northern Ireland Protocol
The European Union is to take legal action today against the UK over its unilateral attempt to change the terms of the Northern Ireland Protocol, RTÉ News reports.
Published 15 March 2021
Presidents of UK law societies to set out Brexit response
The presidents of the UK's three law societies will set out their ongoing response to Brexit at an event early next month.
Published 29 January 2021
European legal body creates new category of membership for UK
A new category of membership has been created for the UK to preserve its standing in the Council of European Bars and Law Societies (CCBE) after the end of the Brexit transition period.
Published 13 January 2021
Legal challenge to argue Johnson ‘acted in bad faith’ on Brexit
A fresh legal challenge will see judges in Belfast asked to rule on whether Prime Minister Boris Johnson acted in bad faith and for improper purpose in relation to Brexit.
Published 10 November 2020
Daniel Wincott: Brexit and UK devolution
Daniel Wincott, Blackwell professor of law and society at the University of Cardiff, explores the impact of Brexit on devolution across the UK.
Published 9 November 2020
New immigration rules loom as Brexit approaches
Thorntons' Gurjit Pall has urged Scottish businesses to apply for a Home Office sponsor licence as the Brexit transition period draws to a close – to ensure they can still access the best overseas talent.
Published 23 October 2020
EU launches infringement proceedings against UK over Brexit deal
The European Commission has launched infringement proceedings against the UK for breaching its obligations under the Brexit deal.
Published 1 October 2020
Read: Mapping Post-Brexit Environmental Law
An article has been published by Professor Colin Reid of Dundee University on the effect of Brexit on environmental governance across the UK.
Published 22 September 2020
Amal Clooney resigns as special envoy over ‘lamentable’ plans to break Brexit treaty
Amal Clooney has resigned as the government's envoy on media freedom over suggestions the UK government intends to break parts of the Brexit withdrawal agreement.
Published 21 September 2020
Paul McGarry SC: The Irish legal market can benefit from Brexit
Irish barrister Paul McGarry SC explores the opportunities for Irish lawyers following the UK's exit from the EU.
Published 15 September 2020
Legal expert says post-Brexit powers should go to MSPs, not ministers
A legal expert has warned against the Scottish government's plan to hand powers currently held by the EU to ministers after the Brexit transition period.
Published 27 August 2020
Stephen Phillips: Brexit blueprint threatens to strip power from Holyrood
Stephen Phillips discusses the UK government's Brexit blueprint in relation to policing trade between the different parts of the UK.
Published 17 August 2020
UK government’s plans for post-Brexit internal market ‘threaten’ devolved policies
The Constitution Secretary has outlined to MSPs how the UK government’s plans for a post-Brexit internal market would "threaten high standards and a range of devolved policies".
Published 13 August 2020
