NOBODY PANIC -- Translating A British Barrister's Reaction To Brexit
Lawyer keeps a stiff upper lip in the face of Brexit.
The bar of England and Wales is ready to assist in achieving an orderly restructuring of the UK’s relationship with the EU in the coming months and beyond. The long-term effect of Brexit on the legal services sector’s contribution to the UK economy will depend significantly on the nature and terms of the post-Brexit relationship with the EU…. The reputation of barristers and our judiciary overseas, beyond the EU, is very high and I expect it will remain so in the years to come. We shall continue to work closely with our partners in European Bar Associations.
—Chantal-Aimée Doerries QC, Chairman of the Bar Council of England and Wales, keeping a stiff upper lip in the face of Brexit. Doerries kept calm and stressed the long-standing relationships between Britain and Europe, and went on to note that she believes London will “remain a leading centre for international dispute resolution.”
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