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Partner Charlie Fletcher has written an opinion piece for LBC arguing that, despite repeated claims of decline, London remains a first-choice destination for founders, investors and fast-growing businesses.

The Government has confirmed significant reforms to the NSI Act’s mandatory notification regime. Key changes include a new Water sector, narrower AI definitions and updated schedules across minerals, semiconductors and data infrastructure. Businesses should prepare for secondary legislation later in 2026.

The Supreme Court's decision in Mitchell v Al Jaber provides important clarification on when former directors can still owe fiduciary duties to a company. The answer has significant implications for liquidators pursuing claims against former directors, and for individuals who continue to act on behalf of companies without formal authority.

Partner Jonathan Mok has once again achieved leading rankings in Doyle’s Guide 2026, being recognised as one of Hong Kong’s Leading Family & Divorce Lawyers and Leading Family Law Mediators.

The FCA has imposed sweeping restrictions on a wealth firm after a directors’ divorce led to questionable client investment decisions and governance failures.

Mishcon de Reya has advised global payments group Sokin on all UK aspects of a $100 million syndicated secured venture debt facility led by Oxford Finance LLC, acting as agent and lead lender.

The Department for Education (the "DfE") has published landmark draft statutory guidance that, for the first time, places schools' handling of gender-questioning children on a statutory footing. The consultation on this draft guidance closes on 22 April 2026.