EMA
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EU faces £450m bill for former Canary Wharf HQ
The EMA has a lease until 2039, but sublessor WeWork has stopped paying rent
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Joanne Wicks QC: Ahead of the pack
Jess Harrold meets leading property law barrister Joanne Wicks QC
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Joanne Wicks QC talks Franses, EMA and life at the property bar
LISTEN: The leading barrister discusses two of the most significant cases of recent years
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Canary Wharf and EMA face long wait for Brexit appeal
Appeal over the impact of Brexit on £13m-a-year lease may not be heard for close to a year
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EMA to get second chance to argue Brexit frustration
The judge who ruled against the EMA in its dispute with CWG has granted it permission to appeal
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Property sector relieved by EMA ruling
Judgment means that Brexit will not be a ‘get out of jail free’ card for tenants on longer leases
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Brexit is not that frustrating
Allyson Colby offers her analysis of the decision over the European Medicines Agency’s office lease.
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Canary Wharf v EMA Brexit ruling in 10 minutes
Deputy legal editor Jess Harrold and court reporter James Lumley discuss the High Court decision.
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Canary Wharf wins Brexit lawsuit: EMA’s lease not frustrated
Judge rules that Brexit is “not a frustrating event”
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Canary Wharf v EMA: parties await Brexit judgment
Trial over consequences of the UK’s planned departure from the European Union today reached its end.
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Canary Wharf v EMA lease battle shouldn’t go to Europe, Canary Wharf says
Asking the EU court to rule would cause as much as 15 months of delay, says QC.
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Canary Wharf v EMA Brexit lease battle draws to a close
The High Court must decide whether Brexit triggers the rarely used legal doctrine of frustration.