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Antonia Felix joins LCH/WEALTH podcast to discuss divorce, alternative dispute resolution and Private Financial Dispute Resolution hearings

CMA publishes updated guidance on collaboration between businesses

The Competition and Markets Authority ("CMA") has recently published updated guidance on how businesses can collaborate in a way that does not fall foul of competition law.

Mishcon de Reya gets behind Team BRIT

Mishcon de Reya has announced that it has joined Team BRIT as a sponsor for two seasons.

Creators + Collectors: Collection insights from Alice Black

Alice Black, one of the new generation of art advisors and gallerists is bringing a fresh perspective to the concept of art collecting and the role of collector at this point in time. We frequently work with artists, artists' estates and collectors around issues of legacy, acquisition, and custodianship - coming from a parallel but different tangent to the role that Alice plays in her work with collectors and artists.

Mishcon de Reya recognised in WIPR Global Trade Secrets Rankings 2025

Mishcon de Reya has been ranked as a recommended firm in the latest WIPR Global Trade Secrets rankings, a respected benchmark for global excellence in the field of trade secrets and confidential information law.

Meet the divorce lawyers the super-rich call when they split: Sandra Davis for The Times

Sandra Davis, a partner in Mishcon Private’s family team, shared her insights with The Times in an article about high-profile divorce, published ahead of the release of Disney+ drama All’s Fair.

Sour grapes: when imported wine labels cross more than just borders

UK importers and distributors of goods may be liable for IP infringement even if they were not involved in creating/designing goods and believed IP matters were their supplier's responsibility.

Creators + Collectors interview: How dinosaur fossils are shaping modern collecting

Partner in Mishcon Private, Amanda Gray, caught up with Salomon Aaron, a Director at David Aaron, to a commercial gallery which specialises in Classical Greek and Roman, Egyptian, Near Eastern, and Islamic works of art, as well as important items of natural history, including authentic large-scale dinosaur fossils.

Tote-ally gone: when bona vacantia bags your brand rights

The UK's Intellectual Property Enterprise Court (IPEC) has handed down its decision in a trade mark infringement, passing off and copyright infringement claim brought by Natasha Courtenay-Smith and Notting Hill Bag Company Limited (NHBC) against two brothers and their respective companies, The Notting Hill Shopping Bag Company Limited and The Notting Hill Shopper Bag Ltd for allegedly copying a logo which was used on tote bags.