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Posted on 11/12/202021/12/2020

Synopsis of Cambridge-Monckton Webinar (5): A Level Playing Field for EU-UK Economic Relations

In this post, Harry Gillow of Monckton Chambers provides a summary of the fifth Cambridge Law Faculty – Monckton Chambers EU Relations Law seminar on the UK’s external relations with the EU and other trading partners.

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Posted on 20/07/202020/07/2020

The UK Internal market White Paper: is it really an assault on devolution?

In this post, Harry Gillow of Monckton Chambers assesses the UK Government’s White Paper on an UK internal market post the transition period and why, in his view, the position that it is an assault on the devolution framework is overstated.

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Posted on 09/06/202009/06/2020

The UK-EU Fisheries negotiations: untying the knots

In this post, Harry Gillow of Monckton Chambers assesses the state of play of the negotiations between the UK and EU on fisheries and the parties’ respective legal texts.

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