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Holyrood committee calls for evidence on EU Withdrawal Bill
MSPs seek views on proposed approach to transfer of powers
Talks fail to bridge UK-Scotland Brexit bill differences
Ministers still proposing to recommend Holyrood refuses consent
Neuberger appeals for more post-Brexit guidance for judges
Parliament must be "very clear" over status of future CJEU decisions
EU acts against Poland as judicial reform threat continues
Government not backing down on controversial bills
Home Secretary must show EU national's proposed marriage one of convenience
Supreme Court orders rehearing of case of Lithuanian and Pakistani
Access to justice trumps employment tribunal fees, Supreme Court rules
2013 charges against both domestic and EU law
Exam scripts are candidate's personal data, EU advocate general believes
Opinion in Irish case supports subject's data access request
Polish President vetoes controversial judiciary reforms
Demonstrations and international protests a likely factor in decision
Card payment charges to be banned from January
Ministers act to bring in EU directive
Peers' devolution report points up "fundamental threat" of Brexit
Call for powers to come to devolved bodies, and for government co-operation
"Whole of governance" approach needed to Brexit bill, Society claims
Concern over Henry VIII powers, and call for civic society to be involved
Principal Brexit bill introduced to Parliament
Holyrood to have no new powers pending further agreement
Equalities Act clause struck down as pensioner wins gay marriage appeal
Unlawful to discriminate in relation to pre-2005 service: Supreme Court
Aberdeen wins grant to carry out Brexit constitutional research
£2.5m award to carry out real time study
Ministers must act urgently on Brexit uncertainty: senior judge
Lord Chief Justice says national interest demands end to delay
EU fines Google record £2.1bn for abuse of power over shopping service
Further penalty if anti-competitive practices not ended in 90 days
EU-derived rights continue despite British citizen grant: Advocate General
Opinion supports continued residence rights of family based on EU law
EU court ruling clarifies Brexit trade negotiating powers
Singapore agreement needs only limited member state approval
Uber can be regulated as transport provider, advocate general states
Opinion in Spanish case that more than just "information society services"
Freedom, security and justice top solicitors' Brexit concerns, survey finds
Member survey for Society finds legal concerns higher than economic
White paper sets out Great Repeal Bill approach
Bill re-enacting EU law to be introduced after spring Queen's speech
Services sector needs EU free trade agreement, Lords warn
"Complex mutual provisions" required if UK leaves single market
Brexit legislation will impose huge burden, Institute finds
Government and Parliament could have to deal with 15 bills
29 March to be article 50 trigger day
Official notification to begin two year negotiation period