The UK Supreme Court took less than 3 months, since the high court verdict on 3 Nov ember 2016 (read analysis here ), to pass its judgment on whether Brexit could be triggered without parliamentary approval. Though a very high-profile and priority case, it’s still rather impressive decision making b...

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London media law firm Mishcon de Reya announced on its blog that it would bring a legal challenge on behalf of several clients to challenge whether the British executive can unilaterally invoke Article 50 of the Treaty of European Union (EU) beginning its EU withdrawal process, or whether Parliament needs to be consulted.

The Guardian has a good explainer on how exactly a UK exit from the European Union (EU) could look: