Brexit Law Society Library Subject Resource

March 2018

Books

All books listed below are available to borrow from the Law Society Library.

Armstrong, Kenneth A. Brexit time: leaving the EU, Why, How and When? Cambridge

University Press, 2017.

Connelly, Tony, Brexit and Ireland: the dangers, the opportunities and the inside story of the

Irish response. Penguin Ireland, 2017.

Dougan, Michael, The UK after Brexit: legal and policy challenges. Intersentia, 2017.

Fabbrini, Federico, The law and politics of Brexit. OUP, 2017.

Hillman, Jennifer A. and Gary Horlick. Legal aspects of Brexit: implications of the United

Kingdom’s decision to withdraw from the European Union. Institute of International

Economic Law, 2017.

Tse, Helen, Doing business after Brexit: a practical guide to the legal changes. Bloomsbury

Professional, 2017.

Reports & FAQs

Ireland and the impact of Brexit: Strategic Implications for Ireland Arising From Changing EU-

UK Trading Relations. Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation, February 2018.

https://dbei.gov.ie/en/Publications/Ireland-and-the-Impacts-of-Brexit.html#

Brexit – the views of Irish SMEs. Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation, January

2018. https://dbei.gov.ie/en/Publications/Brexit-the-views-of-Irish-SMEs-survey-results.html

Brexit, financial stability and the supervision of clearing systems. European Parliament Think

Tank, February 2018.

http://www.europarl.europa.eu/thinktank/en/document.html?reference=IPOL_IDA%282018

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Central Bank of Ireland Brexit FAQs This FAQ provides general information to financial

services firms considering relocating their operations from the UK to Ireland.

https://www.centralbank.ie/regulation/how-we-regulate/brexit-faq

Journal Articles

Law Society of Ireland Gazette articles:

"Brexit refugee" solicitors enrolling but not arriving

Citation: G.L.S.I. 2017, 111(10), 24-25

Subject: Legal profession; European Union

Keywords: Brexit; Ireland; Professional qualifications; Relocation; Solicitor

Lingua Franca

Citation: G.L.S.I. 2017, 111(5), 24-25

Subject: Legal profession; European Union

Keywords: Brexit; English language; European Union; Ireland; Legal services

‘Let’s call the whole thing off’

Citation: G.L.S.I. 2017. June (2017), 111(5) 52-55.

Subject: EU Law; Family Law

Keywords: International Family Law; Brexit; EU Regulations; Jurisdiction.

Global firms eye up Dublin

Citation: G.L.S.I. 2017, 111(5), 28-29

Subject: Legal profession

Keywords: Brexit; Dublin; Ireland; Law firms; Solicitors

Challenge accepted

Citation: G.L.S.I. 2017, 111(5), 44,46-47

Subject: Legal profession

Keywords: Brexit; Financial performance; Ireland; Law firms; Managing partners; Practice

management

The "B" word

Citation: G.L.S.I. 2017, 111(4), 1

Subject: Legal profession; European Union; Insurance

Keywords: Brexit; Dublin; Economic conditions; Insurance companies; Insurance

premiums; Ireland; Law firms; Managing partners; Solicitors

Separation anxiety

Citation: G.L.S.I. 2017, 111(4), 46-47,49

Subject: Family law; European Union

Keywords: Brexit; Divorce; EU law; Ireland; Jurisdiction; Reciprocity

"On the edge, with knobs on"

Citation: G.L.S.I. 2017, 111(3), 28-29,31

Subject: European Union

Keywords: Brexit; Conferences; Ireland; Law Society of Ireland; Northern Ireland

Brextradition

Citation: G.L.S.I. 2017, 111(1), 36-39

Subject: Extradition; European Union

Keywords: Brexit; European arrest warrants; Extradition; Ireland

Breaking bad’

Citation: G.L.S.I. 2016, 110(10) 34-35, 37, 39.

Subject: EU Law - Brexit

Keywords: Financial Services - Banking - Financial Markets.

Tsunami of new solicitors added to the Roll in 2016

Citation: G.L.S.I. 2016, 110(10), 11

Subject: Legal profession

Keywords: Brexit; Ireland; Mutual recognition principle; Solicitors

‘Should I stay or should I go?’

Citation: G.L.S.I. 2016, 110 (6), 28-31.

Subject: Brexit , Law Firms, In-House

‘Carpe diem?’

Citations: G.L.S.I. 2016 Law Society Gazette 110(8) 32-37.

Subject: Intellectual Property; EU Law

Keyword: UK; Brexit; Trade Marks; Litigation; Commercial Contracts.

‘Another fine mess’

Citation: 2016 Law Society Gazette 110(7) 30-35.

Subject: EU Law; Brexit; Intellectual Property Rights

Keywords: Copyright; Patents.

Brexit and Ireland – Irish and UK Journals

The implications of Brexit for British citizens in Ireland navigating the Irish immigration

system

Citation: J.I.A.N.L. 2018, 32(1), 10-27

Subject: Immigration; European Union

Keywords: Brexit; Family reunification; Foreign nationals; Immigration policy; Ireland; Labour

markets; Rights of entry and residence; Students

Brexit editorial

Citation: E.P.L. 2018, 24(1), 1-7

Subject: European Union; Constitutional law; Human rights; Information technology

Keywords: Brexit; Data protection; Democratic Unionist Party; EU law; Negotiations; Northern

Ireland

Brexit, human rights and the constitutional future of these islands

Citation: E.H.R.L.R. 2018, 1, 10-12

Subject: Human rights; Constitutional law; European Union

Keywords: Brexit; Constitutional law; Equal treatment; European Union; Human

rights; Northern Ireland

The new Brexit landscape: insurers look for alternative bases

Citation: I. Post 2018, Jan, 12-14

Subject: Insurance; European Union; Financial regulation

Keywords: Belgium; Brexit; Insurance

companies; Ireland; Luxembourg; Passporting; Subsidiary companies

Green shoots

Citation: L.S.G. 2018, 115(3), 14-16

Subject: Legal profession

Keywords: Brexit; International practice; Ireland; Law firms

Ireland: competition - regulatory developments

Citation: I.C.C.L.R. 2018, 29(2), N10-N14

Subject: Competition law

Keywords: Annual reports; Anti-competitive practices; Brexit; Cartels; Ireland; Mergers; Motor

insurance; National competition authorities

European Works Councils in UK look to Ireland, challenge for state disputes bodies?

Citation: I.R.N. 2017, 46, 22-24

Subject: Employment; European Union

Keywords: Brexit; Central Arbitration Committee; Dispute resolution; European Works

Councils; Ireland; United States

Goodbye, hello: an Irish option?

Citation: N.L.J. 2018, 168(7775), 15-16

Subject: Constitutional law

Keywords: Accession; Brexit; Commonwealth; Ireland; Legal history; Royal Family

The constitutional implications of Brexit

Citation: E.P.L. 2017, 23(4), 757-786

Subject: Constitutional law; European Union

Keywords: Brexit; England; Northern Ireland; Parliamentary sovereignty; Scotland; Wales

Devolution

Citation: P.L. 2018, Jan, 132-134

Subject: Constitutional law; Energy; European Union

Keywords: Brexit; Devolution; European Union; Fracking; Northern Ireland; Northern Ireland

Assembly; Scotland; Wales

UK and Ireland brace for customs chaos as "no-deal" Brexit looms

Citation: I.T. Rev. 2017, Nov, 8-9

Subject: Customs; European Union

Keywords: Brexit; Customs administration; Ireland

The lawyer at the centre

Citation: Bar Review 2017, 22(5), 124-126

Subject: Government administration; Legal profession

Keywords: Advocates; Appointments; Attorney General; Brexit; Constitutional

law; Constitutional reform; Ireland; Judges; Unborn children

State liability: betwixt & between Brexit: Part 2

Citation: N.L.J. 2017, 167(7768), 12-13

Subject: Insurance; European Union; Road traffic

Keywords: Brexit; Direct effect; EU law; Ireland; Motor Insurers' Bureau; Motor

insurance; Road traffic accidents; Uninsured drivers

"Brexit": potential direct tax effects in Ireland

Citation: Ir. T.R. 2017, 30(3), 119-125

Subject: Tax; European Union

Keywords: Brexit; Direct taxes; Ireland

The principle of sovereignty, jurisdiction and Ireland's relationship with Europe

Citation: E.B.L. Rev. 2017, 28(5), 713-729

Subject: International law; European Union

Keywords: Brexit; European Union; Ireland; Sovereignty

Irish businesses to feel the bite of Brexit

Citation: Accountancy Irl. 2017, 49(5), 24-25

Subject: Economics; Tax

Keywords: Brexit; Economic conditions; International trade; Ireland; Tariffs; Tax

Business leaders prepare for the Battle of Brexit

Citation: Accountancy Irl. 2017, 49(5), 26-27

Subject: International trade; Customs

Keywords: Brexit; Customs controls; Imports; Ireland

Who's coming knocking? Brexit energises Dublin's lateral recruitment market

Citation: Legal Bus. 2017, 277(Sep), 112,118,120

Subject: Legal profession

Keywords: Brexit; Ireland; Law firms; Recruitment

Brexit: who's really in charge?

Citation: Env. Law 2017, 102, 26-28

Subject: Constitutional law; Environment

Keywords: Administrative decision-making; Brexit; Central government; Environmental

policy; National Assembly for Wales; Northern Ireland Assembly; Scottish Parliament

The next financial centre after Brexit... not so fast

Citation: INSOL W. 2017, 3, 10-11

Subject: Banking and finance; European Union

Keywords: Brexit; Eurozone; Financial institutions; France; Germany; Ireland; London

Brexit: banking on Ireland

Citation: N.L.J. 2017, 167(7762), 19-20

Subject: Civil procedure; Information technology; Legal profession

Keywords: Banks; Brexit; Data processing; Electronic disclosure; Ireland; Law firms; Service

providers; Transborder data flows

Commentary: customs union: EU foundation stone, Brexit stumbling stone

Citation: G.T. & C.J. 2017, 12(9), 344-349

Subject: Customs; European Union; International trade

Keywords: Brexit; Customs union; Internal market; Ireland

Brexit

Citation: P.L. 2017, Oct, 668-669

Subject: Constitutional law; European Union

Keywords: Border controls; Brexit; European Union; Ireland; Northern Ireland; Select

committees; United Kingdom; Withdrawal

UK/EU customs relations post-Brexit: frictionless trade?

Citation: Tax J. 2017, 1367, 18-19

Subject: Customs; European Union

Keywords: Brexit; Customs administration; European Union; Ireland; Northern Ireland

Investing in emeralds

Citation: Accountancy 2017, 159(1490), 18-21

Subject: Tax; Banking and finance

Keywords: Brexit; Foreign investment; Ireland; Tax; United States

Political, economic and environmental crisis in Northern Ireland: the true cost of

environmental governance failures and opportunities for reform

Citation: N.I.L.Q. 2017, 68(2), 123-157

Subject: Environment

Keywords: Brexit; Enforcement; Environmental law; Environmental policy; Northern Ireland

A partnership with potential

Citation: Accountancy Irl. 2017, 49(4), 28-29

Subject: Economics; Government administration; Tax

Keywords: Brexit; Corporation tax; Economic conditions; Northern Ireland; Northern Ireland

Executive

Where are we now?

Citation: Accountancy Irl. 2017, 49(4), 60-61

Subject: Tax

Keywords: Brexit; Corporation tax; Foreign domiciliaries; Northern Ireland; Tax rates

Prerogative, parliament and creative constitutional adjudication: reflections on Miller

Citation: K.L.J. 2017, 28(1), 35-61

Subject: Constitutional law; European Union

Keywords: Brexit; Devolution; EU law; Northern Ireland; Parliamentary

sovereignty; Prerogative powers; Royal prerogative; Scotland; Wales

Into the unknowns

Citation: L.S.G. 2017, 114(27), 12-15

Subject: Competition law; Conflict of laws; European Union; Legal profession

Keywords: Anti-competitive practices; Brexit; Choice of law; Competition and Markets

Authority; Competition law; EU law; European Commission; Ireland; Mergers; Solicitors

Location shopping for a post-Brexit world

Citation: L.L.I.D. 2017, Jun 16, 5

Subject: Insurance; Company law; European Union

Keywords: Brexit; France; Germany; Ireland; Liechtenstein; London

market; Luxembourg; Malta; Subsidiary companies

Bonus cap will apply to the UK MIFID firms moving to Ireland

Citation: Lawyer 2017, Jul/Aug, 67

Subject: Employment

Keywords: Bonus payments; Brexit; EU law; Financial services; Ireland

Brexit's Irish diaspora

Citation: L.S.G. 2017, 114(26), 12

Subject: Legal profession; European Union

Keywords: Brexit; Ireland; Law firms; Solicitors

Brexit: the people implications

Citation: Ir. T.R. 2017, 30(2), 73-76

Subject: Tax; European Union

Keywords: Brexit; Free movement of capital; Free movement of persons; Ireland; Tax

Election result hints at option for a softer approach to Brexit

Citation: ENDS 2017, 509, 4-5

Subject: Environment

Keywords: Brexit; Climate change; Environmental law; General elections; Internal

market; Negotiations; Northern Ireland; Public policy

All change

Citation: Legal Bus. 2017, 275(Jun), 104,106-111

Subject: Legal profession

Keywords: Accountancy; Brexit; Financial performance; Ireland; Law firms; Lawyers; Private

clients; Scotland

Known unknowns

Citation: L.S.G. 2017, 114(22), 10

Subject: Constitutional law; European Union

Keywords: Border controls; Brexit; Citizenship; EU law; Finance; Ireland; Northern

Ireland; Queen's speech

Doing the right thing

Citation: Bar Review 2017, 22(3), 70-72

Subject: European Union

Keywords: Brexit; EU law; European Ombudsman; Ireland

An Irish welcome

Citation: Accountancy 2017, 158(1486), 36-39

Subject: Tax; Competition law; European Union

Keywords: Brexit; Corporation tax; EU law; Ireland; State aid; Tax competition

Brexit: unions, business, government and state agencies discuss the challenges

Citation: I.R.N. 2017, 16, 25-26

Subject: Employment; European Union

Keywords: Agriculture; Brexit; Conferences; Employment; Food; Government

departments; International trade; Ireland; State aid; Tariffs; Trade unions

Brexit challenge considered in latest National Competitiveness Council report

Citation: I.R.N. 2017, 15, 12-13

Subject: Competition law; European Union

Keywords: Brexit; Competition policy; Economic conditions; Ireland

Brexit: the location game

Citation: I. Post 2017, May, 4-6

Subject: Insurance; European Union

Keywords: Brexit; Insurance companies; Ireland; Lloyd's; Passporting; Subsidiary companies

Brexit: how to navigate the certainty and uncertainty

Citation: Ir. T.R. 2017, 30(1), 81-85

Subject: International trade; Customs; European Union

Keywords: Brexit; Customs administration; International trade; Ireland

The blueprint

Citation: Legal Bus. 2017, 273(Apr), 71-72,74,76,78,80,82,84-85

Subject: Legal profession

Keywords: Brexit; Corporate clients; Financial institutions; International trade; Ireland; Law

firms; Lobbying; Recruitment; Risk management; Sponsored migrants

Ireland: domestic dependability, international variability

Citation: I.T. Rev. 2017, Apr Supp (Mergers and acquisitions), 9-12

Subject: Competition law; European Union; Tax

Keywords: Acquisitions; Base erosion and profit shifting; Brexit; EU

law; Ireland; Mergers; Takeovers; United States; Withdrawal

Implications of Brexit - a sectoral analysis - Part II

Citation: I.L.T. 2017, 35(4), 49-53

Subject: European Union

Keywords: Brexit; Company law; Data protection; Employment

policy; Ireland; Pensions; Privacy; Tariffs; Tax policy; Technology

Implications of Brexit - a sectoral analysis - Part 1

Citation: I.L.T. 2017, 35(3), 37-40

Subject: European Union; Banking and finance

Keywords: Agriculture; Brexit; Financial services; Fisheries; Investment

funds; Ireland; Passporting; Technology

British PM seeks "smooth and orderly" Brexit, but doubts hang over employment law

Citation: I.R.N. 2017, 3, 23-24

Subject: Employment; European Union

Keywords: Brexit; Customs union; Discrimination; EU law; Employees' rights; European Court

of Justice; Ireland; Multinational companies; Work permits

Brexit: where do we stand?

Citation: N.L.J. 2017, 167(7732), 6

Subject: Constitutional law

Keywords: Asylum seekers; Brexit; EU law; European Economic Area; Human rights; Internal

market; Ireland; Parliamentary sovereignty; United States

Banks' toughest test

Citation: Lawyer 2017, 31(2), 18,20,22,24,26,28

Subject: Banking and finance

Keywords: Banking; Brexit; Financial regulation; Ireland

‘Brexit – selected legal aspects’

Citation: Commercial Law Practitioner 2016, 23 (5), 123-129.

Subject: Brexit, Law

Keywords: Brexit, Implementation

Brexit Articles by Topic – UK Journals

Conflict of laws

Harris, J. ‘Brexit & cross-border dispute resolution’ Dec (2016) New Law Journal 166(7725)

10-11. Brexit - EU Law - Dispute Resolution - Jurisdiction - Conflict of Laws - Choice of Law.

Jones, Oliver, ‘The cliff edge: transitional arrangements for jurisdiction and enforcement of

judgments post-Brexit’. (2017) Butterworths Journal of International Banking and Financial

Law, 32 (4), 209-211.

Data Protection

Heward-Mills, D. and J. De Fonseka ‘Brexit: what does it mean for data protection?’ Aug/Sept

(2016) Computers and Law 3-4. EU Law - Brexit - United Kingdom - Data Protection - General

Data Protection Regulation.

Employment

Prendergast, Andy, ‘Brexit may not entail great impact on labour law’ (2016) IRN, 25, 20-21.

Divergence between Ireland and UK in transposition of EU employment directives, UK’s access

to single market and changes to employment law in UK.

Environment

Macrory, Richard and Justine Thornton, ‘Environmental principles: will they have a legal role

after Brexit?’ (2017), Journal of Planning & Environment Law, 9, 907-913.

EU Law – Brexit implementation

Tayleur, T. ‘Retention of EU law: how much?’ Aug (2017) New Law Journal 167(7758) 15-16.

EU Law - Brexit - Direct Effect - Retention of EU Law - Failure to Fulfil Obligations - Statutory

Interpretation - Supremacy of EU Law.

Little, C. and E. O Cuilleanain ‘UK withdrawal from the EU: procedures and process – an end

to the jurisdiction of the Court of Justice of the European Union’ May (2017) Commercial Law

Practitioner 24(5) 99-104. European Union - Brexit - Court of Justice of the European Union -

Jurisdiction - National Legislation - Parliamentary Sovereignty.

Brasted, C. ‘Making a success of Brexit’ Oct (2016) New Law Journal 167(7719) 16-17. Brexit -

EU law - Implementation - Primary Legislation - Subordinate Legislation.

Family Law

‘Brexit and children’ (2017) Family Law, 47 (Aug), 805-807.

Walsh, Elizabeth, “After Brexit: enforcing European custody orders: Re D (2016) Family Law

(46) August 2016, 934-936. Children - Custody – Brussels IIA - Enforcement.

Financial Services

Donnery, Sharon, Deputy Governor, Central Bank of Ireland, Brexit and global capital

markets, 23 March 2017, Speech https://www.centralbank.ie/news-media/press-

releases/remarks-by-sharon-donnery-deputy-governor-(central-banking)-at-chatham-house

Edmondson, P. and V. Hewson ‘A post-Brexit future for UK financial services in the EU’ June

(2017) Compliance and Risk 6(3) 7-8. EU Law - Brexit - Financial Regulation - Financial Services

- Freedom to Provide Services.

Kent, Rachel, ‘Financial services after Brexit: possible cross-border models’ (2017) PLC, 28 (2),

22-23. Brexit - Financial Services - Foreign Subsidiaries - Passporting - Third Countries.

Peihani, M. ‘Brexit and financial services: a tentative analysis of possible exit

scenarios’ (2017) The Journal of Business Law Issue 5 357-375. EU Law - Brexit - Financial

Services - Free Movement of Capital - Passporting - Freedom to Provide Services.

Intellectual Property

Poore, Alasdair, ‘Brexit, entanglement and the uncertainty principle’ C.I.P.A.J. 2017, 46(7/8),

3-4. Examines whether: commentators have exaggerated the uncertainty about whether the

UK will recognise EU IP rights.

Kaye, L. ‘Brexit copyright and liminality’ Nov/Dec (2016) Internet Newsletter for Lawyers 6-7.

EU Law - Brexit - Copyright - Digital Copyright Directive - Intellectual Property.

Ramalho, Ana and Maria Gomez Garcia, ‘Copyright after Brexit’ (2017), Journal of Intellectual

Property Law and Practice, 12 (8), 669-672.

Law Firms/In-house

O’Connor, Terence. What now for Britain and Ireland? August (2017) The Parchment 10 – 12.

UK – White Paper - Brexit - Solicitors

Austin, M. ‘Ready for Brexit?’ Spring (2017) The Parchment 16-17. EU Law - UK - Brexit -

Solicitors - Professional Services.

Bernal, N. ‘Brexit boost: will Ireland become the new gateway to Europe following the UK’s

decision to leave the EU?’ 12thSept (2016) The Lawyer 18, 20, 22, 24, 26. Brexit - EU Law -

Ireland.

Byrne, Matt and Rachel Moloney. Lawyering after Brexit (2016) The Lawyer, 25 July 2016, 10-

12, + 20 page Brexit supplement. Brexit - Legal practice – Financial services - Employment and

IP - Ireland.

Moloney, R. ‘Passport check: will losing European passporting rights force firms to follow

their clients to the exit?’ 7th Nov (2016) The Lawyer 30(45) 30, 32. Financial Regulation -

European Union - Brexit - Law Firms - Financial Institutions - Passporting.

Notaras, Anthony, ‘The blueprint’ (2017) In-house Lawyer, Spr, 21-25. Brexit - Law Firms -

Recruitment - Risk Management.

Southall, Alice, ‘Practical Law’s Brexit survey: the in-house approach’ (2017) PLC, (28) 7, 18-

19.

Media

Earle, R. ‘Brexit – the impact on media law’ (2016) Entertainment Law Review 27(7) 229-232.

UK - Withdrawal - EU Law - Media Law - Allocation of Jurisdiction.

Northern Ireland

Farrell, M. ‘The impact of Brexit on Northern Ireland’ Oct (2017) Accountancy Ireland 49(5)

37-38. Brexit - Northern Ireland - Exports - Taxation - Customs - International Trade.

Kieran, B. ‘A view from the border’ Oct (2017) Accountancy Ireland 49(5) 34-35. Brexit -

Northern Ireland - Cross Border Transactions - Business - Industry.

Trade

Denton, R. and D. Lund ‘International trade post-Brexit: getting the goods’ Nov (2016)

Practical Law for Companies 27(10) 37-41. EU Law - International Trade - Brexit.

Hawkins, Jennifer and John O’Loughlin, ‘Brexit: how to navigate the certainty and

uncertainty’ (2017) Irish Tax Review, 30 (1), 81-85. International Trade - Customs - Advice for

Irish companies which trade with the UK.

Kon, G. and L. Brown ‘Brexit and commercial contracts: assessing the impact’ Nov (2016)

Practical Law for Companies 27(10) 21-26. EU Law - Brexit - Contracts - Commercial Contracts -

Jurisdiction.

O’Shea, E. ‘Getting to grips with customs duties: post Brexit taxes’ Dec (2016) Accountancy

Ireland 38(6) 22-23. Taxation - Customs Duties - Trade - EU Law - Brexit.

Van Den Hende, L. ‘Free trade agreements: a new vision for UK trade’ April (2017) Practical

Law for Companies 28(3) 43-49. Trade - International Trade - Free Trade Agreements - World

Trade Organisation - Brexit.