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EU Law
Timothy Lyons QC named in European Commission’s list of individuals found suitable for appointment as Chairperson for Arbitrations
The European Commission recently concluded its selection process for arbitrators and trade and sustainable development experts in bilateral disputes under the EU’s trade agreements with third countries. We are delighted… Read more »
Webinar Series: Customs and trade under the TCA
39 Essex Chambers and UK in a Changing Europe are pleased to invite you to three short webinars on the issues arising under the UK’s new trading relationship with the… Read more »
UK State Aid Law Association – The Subsidy Control Bill
Kelly Stricklin-Coutinho will be speaking at this event, hosted by Pinsent Masons, on the 1st December. The second of two sessions from the UK State Aid Law Association, the seminar… Read more »
Katherine Apps in Grand Chamber CJEU judgment: C 928/19 P EPSU v Commission
An extended Grand Chambers of the CJEU handed down judgment in C928/19 P EPSU v Commission on 2 September 2021. The EPSU case In EPSU, the European Federation of Public… Read more »
Can human rights treaties require a “bright line” approach? The Supreme Court speaks in R(AB) v Secretary of State for Justice
The Supreme Court has, today, handed down judgment in R(AB) v Secretary of State for Justice [2021] UKSC 28. In AB the Appellant sought to argue that the solitary confinement… Read more »
Tinkering with steel products – the Secretary of State, the TRA and Safeguards
As from 1st June 2021, the Trade Remedies Authority (“TRA”) was established as an authority independent of the UK government. That is the result of the Trade Act 2021 (Commencement… Read more »
“No Go Lugano”: the EU formally withholds it’s consent to the UK joining the Lugano Convention 2007
The European Commission has formally rejected the UK’s application to accede to the Lugano Convention on jurisdiction and the recognition and enforcement of civil and commercial matters that was concluded… Read more »
Response to the Consultation on Subsidy Control
Professor Andrea Biondi and Kelly Stricklin-Coutinho submitted a response to BEIS’ Consultation on subsidies control in the UK, along with Anneli Howard QC, Monckton Chambers, Dr Totis Kotsonis, Pinsent Masons,… Read more »
Celina Colquhoun Appointed Co Chair of the Bar Council EU Law Committee
Celina Colquhoun has been elected Co Chair of the Bar Council EU Law Committee with Philip Moser QC of Monckton Chambers from 1st January 2021 following the Bar Council’s final… Read more »
Simon Murray called to the Irish Bar
In advance of the end of the UK’s withdrawal period from the EU on 31 December 2020 Simon Murray has been called to the Irish Bar. He joins Timothy Lyons… Read more »
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