Laura Devine features in the Law Society Gazette ‘What we know about a ‘plan B’ Brexit’
18 February 2019
Brexit remains an enigma. Over recent weeks, the draft withdrawal agreement was overwhelmingly rejected by the House of Commons; Theresa May survived a vote of no confidence; and the government’s Brexit plan B (which looked very similar to Plan A) was amended by parliament, thus setting the stage to send the prime minister back to an unreceptive Brussels cap in hand. In an article for the Law Society Gazette Managing Partner, Laura Devine, addresses what we know regarding the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS), future withdrawal agreement negotiations and what a no-deal Brexit might look like.
Read the full article here.
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