
The post-referendum discourse has been marked by vibrant political and legal exchange in Parliament and the ...

Alison Young continues her analysis of the Miller case before the High Court. The first part, concerning ...

The High Court in London is currently hearing a challenge to the position of the UK Government that it can trigger ...

Perhaps it is time to begin looking for silver linings, as opposed to fantastic judicial interventions. On this ...

The referendum on the UK’s membership of the EU is a decision that will be taken in a troubling context. Although ...

The referendum campaign has been marked by claims and counter-claims, with each side contesting the ‘facts’ ...

I have consciously and deliberately picked up on and generalized the title of Professor Fredman’s initial ...

This blog considers when the UK would cease to be a member of the EU, if the result of the referendum on 23 June ...

There has been considerable concern expressed regarding the employment rights that British workers would lose by ...

It is now pretty well-known that most of the employment rights in the UK are guaranteed by EU law—the principal ...

Imagine a Karmic invitation to be reborn as a piece of employment legislation. It is very likely that the Working ...

Against the chorus of ‘scaremongers’ suggesting that Brexit would have disastrous consequences for workers ...