Brexit, judicial cooperation in civil matters and its impact on cross-border mediation agreements

Abstract

The United Kingdom has decided to separate from the European Union after 43 years of common coexistence. Since then different studies have analyzed the consequences of this disconnection for both, the United Kingdom and the other countries of the Union. In this context, it is important to analyze the consequences of this disconnection for judicial cooperation in civil matters, in particular on the effectiveness of the recognition and enforcement of crossborder mediation agreements.