Leading barrister tells Lords panel that UK may have to consider compensation for Britons abroad if they lose some rights The chances of EU citizens settled in Britain retaining all their rights to live, work and retire in the UK after Brexit have been rated as zero by legal experts. A leading barrister who specialises in international public law told a House of Lords panel on Tuesday it was "inconceivable" that the laws would survive entirely intact.
Zero chance EU citizens in UK will keep same rights post-Brexit, says expert
The Guardian - 13 Sep 2016 16:43
Leading barrister tells Lords panel that UK may have to consider compensation for Britons abroad if they lose some rights The chances of EU citizens settled in Britain retaining all their rights to live, work and retire in the UK after Brexit have been rated as zero by legal experts. A leading barrister who specialises in international public law told a House of Lords panel on Tuesday it was "inconceivable" that the laws would survive entirely intact.
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