The actual percentage of cross-border litigation, now that the UK has left, is around 7% of all cases. 93% of cases are national only, and will suffer from an i

The actual percentage of cross-border litigation, now that the UK has left, is around 7% of all cases. 93% of cases are national only, and will suffer from an increase of costs just for the beauty of having a pan-European court. For the legal side and the rules of procedure, we have been informed from several high profile lawyers (one being on the bench of one of those decisions) that this would not survive a test in front of the ECHR, once the UPC is running.