EU law problem questions most commonly test free movement rights, typically a scenario involving goods or workers crossing borders with some form of national restriction, requiring you to apply the relevant Treaty provision, CJEU case law, and any derogations or rule of reason defences.
Our EU law mentors are-qualified lawyers and academics who have studied and practised EU law at postgraduate level. Several have expertise in competition law, state aid, and EU constitutional principles that extends to current post-Brexit legal developments.
We cover the full EU law syllabus as taught at universities: institutional framework, legislative process, direct effect and supremacy, free movement of goods and services, free movement of persons and workers, citizenship, competition law, and enforcement mechanisms.
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Sample essay topics we've supported
- The doctrine of direct effect: from Van Gend en Loos to the present day
- Proportionality in EU free movement law: balancing market freedom and national regulation
- Article 101 TFEU and the cartel prohibition: analysis of a hypothetical scenario
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