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Foreword to Second Edition
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Published:April 2022
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In my foreword to the first edition I complimented Louise Merrett on her timing. The second edition likewise could not be appearing at a more timely moment. There is a real need for authoritative guidance on jurisdiction and choice of law issues following the UK’s withdrawal from the EU. To adapt Lord Denning’s memorable image, the ebbing of the tide of EU law has not simply revealed the previous shoreline. Not only are the Rome I and II regimes retained EU law but, as she explains in the Preface, even the withdrawal of Brussels I Recast has left some substantial standing pools which will take time to evaporate (and may yet be replenished by a re-admission to Lugano) and have connecting channels to other areas. Nor is the new regime governing jurisdiction in employment cases under section 15C of the 1982 Act simply a return to the status quo ante. How these regimes now operate is thoroughly and lucidly expounded and discussed (with particularly welcome explanations of the legislative histories) in Chapters 4–6. They will be of enormous value to both academics and practitioners wanting a reliable guide to this tricky coast.
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