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Martin Howe QC

BrexitCentral Contributor

Martin Howe is a leading barrister in the fields of intellectual property and EU law. He was called to the bar in 1978 and became a QC in 1996. He is Chairman of Lawyers for Britain.

The Withdrawal Agreement's Northern Ireland Protocol is neither a “backstop” nor temporary

Martin Howe QC | 22nd November 2018

Don't be fooled: EFTA or EEA membership would not let us take back control

Martin Howe QC | 4th September 2018

Leaving the EU on WTO terms will pull down the barriers to world trade and cut prices for consumers

Martin Howe QC | 20th August 2018

How the Chequers plan would still leave UK judges subservient to the ECJ

Martin Howe QC | 30th July 2018

The Government's proposed UK-EU legal dispute procedure is based on EU deals with Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia

Martin Howe QC | 17th July 2018

Barnier's argument that the ECJ should still bind us after we leave is entirely fallacious

Martin Howe QC | 30th May 2018

There are perfectly workable alternatives to the demeaning transition as proposed by the EU

Martin Howe QC | 18th February 2018

Remaining in the EU Customs Union after Brexit would be a political and economic disaster

Martin Howe QC | 4th February 2018

What the 'meaningful vote' and 'exit date' amendments are really about

Martin Howe QC | 18th December 2017