Explore all of our latest content below, from news and guides to events and podcasts. You can also subscribe to receive regular updates on the things that matter most to you. Explore News The latest updates about Mishcon de Reya and insights on things that matter. Events The latest invites to Mishcon de Reya's wide range of events. Guides From landing in the UK to wellness in the workplace, browse our full selection of guides and reports. Video All of our latest videos, interviews and event highlights. Podcasts Get the latest podcasts and interviews from Mishcon de Reya. Publications In house publications, practice guides and other literature produced by Mishcon de Reya. Our latest content Loading News Featured 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. News Featured 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. Publication: Issue 6 Inside Cambridge Guide Beyond the Break: The Midlife Divorce Report At Mishcon de Reya, we understand that divorce in midlife is a significant life event, yet the experiences and needs of women aged 45-65 are often overlooked. In partnership with NOON and Julius Baer, we have commissioned “Beyond the Break” – a comprehensive new report exploring the lived realities of midlife divorce for women across the UK. News What next for AI start-ups and scale-ups in Cambridge? On Thursday 13 November 2025, we were thrilled to host the latest Cambridge AI networking group meeting in our offices. It was a great event with fantastic presentations (on legal AI solutions) and networking over pizza and drinks that went on long after most of the rest of Cambridge had gone home. News Shaking the money tree: The Government opens a consultation on giving the Forestry Commission greater enforcement powers The Forestry Commission is the Government regulator for forestry in England, which maintains an enforcement and sanctions policy to protect England's woodlands. News Online Safety Act: VPNs and age verification - what the House of Lords debate reveals Under the Online Safety Act 2023, providers of user-to-user or search services (such as social media platforms and online search engines) have certain duties to protect children and reduce the risk of harmful content on their services. News Comity in practice: a fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory approach to national jurisdiction in Samsung v ZTE It is not bad faith for the owner of Standard Essential Patents (SEPs) to adopt a litigation strategy intended to force an implementer to accept that the SEP owner's preferred court would make a final determination regarding FRAND licence terms (unless there were a legitimate and substantiated objection to that court). Video Disputes Nightmares: What would you do if you discovered your brand had been stolen, hijacked or misused? In our latest Disputes Nightmares digital session, our experts explored practical guidance on the immediate steps to take if your brand is compromised and provided legal insights into your options under English law from both criminal and civil perspectives through real-world scenarios. News UKIPO announces fee increases following extended price freeze Publication: Issue 11 Monthly Cyber Threats Report - November 2025 News Gold standard? Court of Appeal upholds validity of BABEK trade mark The case concerns a counterclaim for invalidity of the BABEK device mark in infringement proceedings brought by Babek against the supermarket Iceland (which continue, following this decision). Iceland sought summary judgment in relation to the validity issue, which was dismissed by HHJ Hacon in the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court in March 2025.
News Featured 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.
News Featured 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.
Guide Beyond the Break: The Midlife Divorce Report At Mishcon de Reya, we understand that divorce in midlife is a significant life event, yet the experiences and needs of women aged 45-65 are often overlooked. In partnership with NOON and Julius Baer, we have commissioned “Beyond the Break” – a comprehensive new report exploring the lived realities of midlife divorce for women across the UK.
News What next for AI start-ups and scale-ups in Cambridge? On Thursday 13 November 2025, we were thrilled to host the latest Cambridge AI networking group meeting in our offices. It was a great event with fantastic presentations (on legal AI solutions) and networking over pizza and drinks that went on long after most of the rest of Cambridge had gone home.
News Shaking the money tree: The Government opens a consultation on giving the Forestry Commission greater enforcement powers The Forestry Commission is the Government regulator for forestry in England, which maintains an enforcement and sanctions policy to protect England's woodlands.
News Online Safety Act: VPNs and age verification - what the House of Lords debate reveals Under the Online Safety Act 2023, providers of user-to-user or search services (such as social media platforms and online search engines) have certain duties to protect children and reduce the risk of harmful content on their services.
News Comity in practice: a fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory approach to national jurisdiction in Samsung v ZTE It is not bad faith for the owner of Standard Essential Patents (SEPs) to adopt a litigation strategy intended to force an implementer to accept that the SEP owner's preferred court would make a final determination regarding FRAND licence terms (unless there were a legitimate and substantiated objection to that court).
Video Disputes Nightmares: What would you do if you discovered your brand had been stolen, hijacked or misused? In our latest Disputes Nightmares digital session, our experts explored practical guidance on the immediate steps to take if your brand is compromised and provided legal insights into your options under English law from both criminal and civil perspectives through real-world scenarios.
News Gold standard? Court of Appeal upholds validity of BABEK trade mark The case concerns a counterclaim for invalidity of the BABEK device mark in infringement proceedings brought by Babek against the supermarket Iceland (which continue, following this decision). Iceland sought summary judgment in relation to the validity issue, which was dismissed by HHJ Hacon in the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court in March 2025.