10 August 2016 What’s holding back The Leap 100? The latest the Leap 100 poll has been published in City A.M. today, which asked the companies what will contribute most to their growth over the next three years. Read more
05 August 2016 Radio 2: James Liffen talks to Vanessa Feltz James Liffen, a Real Estate Lawyer at Mishcon de Reya, talks to Vanessa Feltz (sitting in for Jeremy Vine) about the dilemma of Carlisle businessman Chris Meyer. Read more
04 August 2016 Breaking Barriers exhibition: From Fear to Freedom Mishcon de Reya sponsored 'From Fear to Freedom' - an exhibition of portraits of refugees, taken in the place they first felt free or safe in the UK, by photographer Caroline Irby for the charity Breaking Barriers. Read more
16 August 2016 Specsavers seeks to trademark "should've" catchphrase Optician group Specsavers has had its plan to trademark the use of "should've" and "shouldve" approved by the UK Intellectual Property Office (IPO). Read more
15 August 2016 Police to hire law firms to tackle cyber criminals in radical pilot project Private firms will use civil courts to seize fraud suspects’ assets, prompting concerns over profit motive Read more
10 August 2016 Setting aside fraudulent settlements The Supreme Court has recently ruled on the ability to set aside settlement agreements. Read more
28 July 2016 Sports Law Academy student briefings The Sports Group has run the Mishcon Sports Law Academy for two years now. This is a graduate recruitment initiative designed to introduce law students to sports law. Read more
27 July 2016 Countdown to 2017 – Brexit and the non-dom tax changes The EU Referendum has been and gone, we have a new Prime Minister and Chancellor, and Parliament has gone into summer recess, returning in September. All change, but what of the non-dom and UK residential property tax changes due to take effect in April 2017? Read more
22 July 2016 Zipvit: diluting the fundamental right to recover input VAT? Should a customer lose its ability to claim input tax credit for the VAT which its supplier should have accounted to HMRC in respect of the relevant supplies? Logic dictates that this right should not be lost; but that is not the decision the UT ultimately reached in Zipvit. Read more