The Brexit week to 6 January 2023
The Brexit week to 6 January 2023
A round-up of the week’s Brexit-related developments for the Practical Law Brexit current awareness alert to 6 January 2023.
The Brexit week to 6 January 2023
The Brexit week to 6 January 2023
A round-up of the week’s Brexit-related developments for the Practical Law Brexit current awareness alert to 6 January 2023.
New article: Practical Law Data Protection: what to expect in 2023
New article: Practical Law Data Protection: what to expect in 2023
We have published Article, Practical Law Data Protection: what to expect in 2023.
New article: Practical Law Data Protection: what to expect in 2023
New article: Practical Law Data Protection: what to expect in 2023
We have published Article, Practical Law Data Protection: what to expect in 2023.
New article on what to expect in the public sector in 2023
New article on what to expect in the public sector in 2023
We have published Article, Practical Law Public Sector: what to expect in 2023.
New article on what to expect in the public sector in 2023
New article on what to expect in the public sector in 2023
We have published Article, Practical Law Public Sector: what to expect in 2023.
Ask Commercial: featured queries 5 January 2023
Ask Commercial: featured queries 5 January 2023
We have published the following queries this week.
Ask Commercial: featured queries 5 January 2023
Ask Commercial: featured queries 5 January 2023
We have published the following queries this week.
Updated practice note on challenging secondary legislation by judicial review
Updated practice note on challenging secondary legislation by judicial review
We have substantially amended and republished Practice note, Challenging secondary legislation by judicial review, co-authored by Charles Brasted and Andrew Heaton from Hogan Lovells International LLP, which analyses the legal grounds and procedure for challenging secondary legislation by judicial review. This had focused specifically on challenging Brexit-related secondary legislation made under the European Union (Withdrawal) Act 2018.
Updated practice note on challenging secondary legislation by judicial review
Updated practice note on challenging secondary legislation by judicial review
We have substantially amended and republished Practice note, Challenging secondary legislation by judicial review, co-authored by Charles Brasted and Andrew Heaton from Hogan Lovells International LLP, which analyses the legal grounds and procedure for challenging secondary legislation by judicial review. This had focused specifically on challenging Brexit-related secondary legislation made under the European Union (Withdrawal) Act 2018.