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Autumn Budget 2025

The Chancellor delivered her second Budget today as she sought to balance financial constraints and political ambitions without breaking manifesto promises.

Mishcon de Reya expands international offering in Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Hong Kong

Leading international law firm Mishcon de Reya has announced that it has opened two new offices in the United Arab Emirates and that it has been granted a licence to practise as a firm of solicitors by the Law Society of Hong Kong.

Mishcon de Reya revenues rise to £330 million with profits of £110 million for 2024/25

Mishcon de Reya has announced revenues of £330 million for the last financial year – an increase of 9% from the previous year, with profits rising 14% to £110 million.

Nicholle Kingsley on the necessity for collaboration to fund new towns

With the Government progressing plans for a new generation of towns, there are questions as to how these areas will move from concept to communities that people want to call home.

The Insolvency Service's investigations strategy: a new era of enforcement

The Insolvency Service has for many decades been the Government department responsible for the oversight of bankruptcies, compulsory insolvencies and, in more serious cases, the disqualification of individual directors.

Amanda Gray contributes to Citywealth on the evolving risks and rewards of political art

Ethan Tan wins 2026 Lexology Client Choice Awards

Partner, Ethan Tan has been recognised for his work in aviation as a recipient of the 2026 Lexology Index Client Choice Award. Winners will be celebrated at a special awards dinner in 2026.

Government publishes Voluntary Code of Good Practice for prize draw operators

The DCMS published its final version of the Voluntary Code of Good Practice for Prize Draw Operators (the Code). The Code represents a balanced governmental response, reflecting collaborative engagement between DCMS and the prize draws and competitions industry.

Use it or you might lose it: lack of use defeats easyGroup's 'easyHire' infringement claim

Trade marks that are not used for a continuous period of five years without proper reason become vulnerable to revocation. Such non-use also provides a complete defence to infringement claims.

Emma Woollcott wins Reputation Lawyer of the Year at 2025 Spear's Awards

Partner and Head of Reputation Protection and Crisis Management, Emma Woollcott, won Reputation Lawyer of the Year 2025 at The Spear's Awards on 20 November 2025.

Getty Images loses AI copyright case: Peter Nunn and Gareth Dickson for The Times

Peter Nunn and Gareth Dickson, both Partners in the Innovation department at Mishcon de Reya, were quoted in The Times’ coverage of Getty Images’ high-profile copyright and trademark infringement case against Stability AI.