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Focusing on dispute management: 10 things you need to know now Britain has left the EU

Focusing on dispute management: 10 things you need to know now Britain has left the EU

  • United Kingdom
  • Brexit
  • Litigation and dispute management

25-03-2020

Please click here to download our 10 things you need to know now Britain has left the EU guide.

The guide provides answers to some of the key dispute management issues surrounding Brexit including significant changes to the CPR and what happens if we still leave with a ‘no-deal’.

If you have any questions, or if you would like to discuss any of the topics in further detail, please do not hesitate to contact us.

For more information contact

Richard Little, Partner
Hannah Nichols, Head of Professional Support
Helen Eastwood, Head of Professional Support

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