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Tightly focused, very bright and famously robust. Chambers 2013
We now employ more than 700 people with over 400 lawyers offering a wide range of legal services.
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Mishcon de Reya has 126 Partners and Legal Directors and over 400 fee-earners in total.
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Optician group Specsavers has had its plan to trademark the use of "should've" and "shouldve" approved by the UK Intellectual Property Office (IPO).
Private firms will use civil courts to seize fraud suspects’ assets, prompting concerns over profit motive
Mishcon de Reya fraud Partner Gary Miller and founder of the International Fraud Group (IFG) featured on BBC World Service and National Public Radio (NPR) commenting on the arrest of a Nigerian behind thousands of online scams around the world.
Despite not coming into force until 12 August 2016, we already have the first case on the substantive interpretation of the provisions of the new Insurance Act 2015.
Mishcon de Reya's Chief Strategy Office, Nick West, talks to The Lawyer about what clients need to know about e-discovery:
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.
Speed Read: Three decisions of the First-tier Tribunal this month, one indicating that a taxpayer beneficiary should not assume information disclosed in the trustees' tax return will be known by the HMRC officer dealing with his personal return; another that a penalty can be suspended, with conditions, even for a one off error; and the third that where a partner disagrees with the profit share shown in the partnership return, he should include in his personal return the amount he considers to be correct. An ECJ decision that may prove useful to practitioners dealing with estates where a UK resident had accounts in EU branches of UK-based financial institutions; and a welcome expansion of investors' relief to trusts.
With high-profile trust and estates disputes providing a rich diet to private client specialists for some time, City firms have recently made the push to get in on the act.
In English patent litigation an injunction is a ‘formidable weapon’ for patentees and (usually) the principal remedy sought following a successful infringement action.
he European Commission has proposed Fourth Money Laundering Directive (4MLD) amendments and early implementation.
Richard Leedham, a partner in Mishcon de Reya's Dispute Resolution department, addresses the growth of shareholder class actions in the UK.
European officials are eyeing London's lucrative euro-clearing business even before the U.K. formally declares it is leaving the EU, and lawyers said they have a good chance of wresting it away to the eurozone.
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Regarding immigration, Mishcon de Reya suggests employers should encourage eligible EEA employees who have been in the UK for five years to apply for permanent residence, and also that employers might consider applying for a Tier 2 sponsor license if they don’t already have one.
According to a recent House of Commons briefing, the number of opposite sex cohabiting couples doubled between 1996 and 2015.
In McQuillian v HMRC, shares with no dividend rights were held not to be part of a company's ordinary share capital for entrepreneurs' relief purposes.
Kathryn Garbett & Robin Preston-Jones discuss confidentiality clubs
A leading sports immigration lawyer has warned some European players may no longer be able to play in the Premier League if Britain votes to leave the European Union next week.
In two judgments given together on 26 May (without recourse to an opinion from the Advocate General), the ECJ has provided further guidance on the VAT treatment of payment card processing services, in particular whether they are exempt from VAT as transactions concerning transfers.
The recent conviction of Mark Lloyd brings a clear warning to departing employees - taking customer lists to your new job could land you with a criminal record.
Women in property have spoken out after a panelist at this week’s British Property Federation conference said women were held back as they struggled to deal with travel and were less comfortable dealing with confrontation.
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