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4th IBA Litigation Committee Conference on Private International Law

14 Sep - 15 Sep 2023

Session information

Session three: Litigating in the EU and the UK after Brexit – back to old times or a new dawn?

Friday 15 September (1415 - 1545)

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Committee(s)

Litigation Committee (Lead)
Corporate Counsel Forum
European Regional Forum

Description

It has now been three years since the UK withdrew from the EU’s jurisdiction and enforcement regime, hence it is a timely moment to take stock of how this has affected litigating around the EU. Is the jurisdiction and enforcement landscape more complicated? What about obtaining interim relief and seeking to enforce that around Europe? Are the old difficulties of parallel proceedings back on the agenda? Are there other consequences arising from Brexit? This panel will review matters from the perspectives of the UK, the EU27 and from a ‘third party’ standpoint.

Session / Workshop Chair(s)

Tom Price Gowling WLG, Birmingham, England; Member, Litigation Committee Advisory Board

Speakers

Hakim Boularbah Loyens & Loeff, Brussels, Belgium; Membership Officer, Class Actions Committee
Professor Jonathan Harris KC Serle Court Chambers and King's College, London, England
Professor Chiara Enrica Tuo University of Genoa, Genoa, Italy

Session presentations

Litigating in the EU and the UK after Brexit
Civil Jurisdiction and Judgments in England and Wales after Brexit
4th IBA Litigation Committee Conference on Private International Law
Potential paths for enforcement of claims against Russia in light of war in Ukraine

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