The post below was first published on our Litigation blog
Recent reports from Parliament have identified the problems and risks that could arise post-Brexit if the current rules on choice of law and jurisdiction no longer apply, and there are no acceptable replacements negotiated. But are clients turning away from English choice of law and jurisdiction clauses as a result?
Anna Pertoldi has published a post on Practical Law’s Dispute Resolution blog which outlines her impression that Brexit has not, to date, led to a general move away from English choice of law and jurisdiction clauses, and considers why that might be the case. Click here to read the post (or here for the Practical Law Dispute Resolution blog homepage).
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