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European Law - London (Bar)
What the Team is Known For
Brick Court Chambers, praised for its "deep bench of top-tier practitioners," has continued to attract instruction in many of the key EU law matters to have arisen in recent years, including questions of jurisdiction, and litigation influencing or influenced by the convoluted process of the UK's exit from the bloc. The set is also home to some of the leading authorities on the enforceability of EU sanctions. The barristers, praised as being "fantastically bright and invariably practical," assist life sciences or chemical sector companies with applications concerning European Commission or UK regulatory decisions, and have previously handled UK or European proceedings that examined HMRC's application of various elements of EU taxation law. This is all in addition to its market-leading competition practice, which takes in the most prominent Commission decision appeals and follow-on damages claims, and major cases on state aid. Recent matters include representing Meta in relation to its application to annul a Commission decision under the new Digital Markets Act, and acting for Visa in a claim against Euronet 360 for a breach of Article 101.
Paul Dennison and Tony Burgess are the senior clerks.