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The article discusses that Boris Johnson's decision to prorogue Parliament for five weeks has been ruled unlawful by the Supreme Court. Topics discussed include comeback of law firms Mishcon de Reya and Blackstone Chamber on Johnson's decision; Johnson's plans to face immediate requests to recall member of parliaments to Westminster, which may have an impact on Brexit; and involvement of Blackstone Chambers' Lord Pannick and Tom Hickman.

The article discusses the views of Balfour and Manson chairman Elaine Motion, on Boris Johnson's decision to prorogue Parliament marks. It mentions that Motion led the team that acted for Joanna Cherry and a cross-party group of member of parliament; and notes that Motion is the first female chair of Balfour and Manson and specializes in public and clinical negligence. It also mentions her views on Brexit.

The article offers Great Britain law firm news briefs. Topics discussed include U.S. firms are still making slow and cautious steps in London such as Kramer Levin, Stroock & Stroock & Lavan and BakerHostetler; a Supreme Court case involving Mishcon de Reya and Blackstone Chambers as they take on Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his decision to prorogue Parliament with no-Brexit deal; and many firms like Simpson Thacher, Sullivan & Cromwell and Ropes & Gray have established presences in London.

The article informs that Great Britain Prime Minister Boris Johnson is facing Brexit battle north of the border against Balfour & Manson and Jolyon Maugham QC's Good Law Project. It mentions that a new injunction is brought by Dale Vince, who is seeking an immediate order to ensure Johnson complies with the Government's legal obligation to prevent the Great Britain leaving the European Union without a deal.

The article discusses Robert Buckland, Lord Chancellor of Great Britain has decided to support Scotland's judges after government sources have called them politically biased. It mentions that the prorogation of Parliament by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was unlawful according to the Scottish Court of Session. It also mentions that British Government was defeated in the Brexit High Court challenge over whether Article 50 could lawfully be triggered without a vote by Parliament.

The article informs that law firm Edwin Coe has joined Gina Miller's Brexit proceedings, acting for politicians like Jess Phillips and Alex Sobel. It mentions that Phillips and Sobel has claimed that Prime Minister Boris Johnson's decision to shut down Parliament is an abuse of power and a breach of their freedom of expression according to the Human Rights Act.

The article informs that law firm Mishcon de Reya had lodged a legal injunction on behalf of businesswomen Gina Miller, to prevent British Government from shutting down parliament to push through a No-Deal Brexit. It mentions that the e legal challenge was submitted to the High Court after Prime Minister Boris Johnson has revealed plans to prorogue Parliament. It mentions that Gina has called upon Mishcon partners James Libson and Rob Murray, who are instructing Blackstone's Lord Pannick QC.

The article informs that law firm Mishcon de Reya had lodged a legal injunction on behalf of businesswomen Gina Miller, to prevent British Government from shutting down parliament to push through a No-Deal Brexit. It mentions that the legal challenge was submitted to the High Court after Prime Minister Boris Johnson has revealed plans to prorogue Parliament. It mentions that Gina has called upon Mishcon partners James Libson and Rob Murray, who are instructing Blackstone's Lord Pannick QC.