The Things That Matter

We help people with what matters most to them.

At Mishcon Private, we have a deep understanding of the needs of our private clients and the dynamics and politics of families, family businesses and personal relationships.

We understand the issues they face and what keeps them awake at night. We know that their concerns go far beyond money and wealth preservation: family issues, reputation, their home and the things they love, or their legacy are far more important. Our business is protecting them, their interests and the things that matter most to them.

Education in the Digital Age

A series of podcasts exploring the issues related to, and causes and consequences of, the alleged 'rape culture' in UK schools.

Education in a Digital Age
Education in a Digital Age – How Children Interact Online
Education in a Digital Age - Communicating in a crisis

The Rule of Law

A series of events discussing issues relating to Politics and Law. You can view highlights of our first event, on the Expansion of the Executive Power and its impact on Parliamentary Sovereignty and the Rule of Law, here.

Bloody Difficult Women

Discussing how women survive and fight online misogyny.

How Female Leaders Survive the Public Glare
Fighting Misogyny Online

Women in Wealth

Supporting female holders of private wealth and their advisers.

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Ensuring authenticity in the digital age

Forgeries are as old as art itself, but impostors are having a field day in the age of the internet. Fortunately, art scholars, scientists and IT specialists are coming together to protect genuine art works and catch fraudsters.

Read our article Real or Fake? How to ensure art authenticity in the digital age

Denial : In Defence of Truth

Denial: In Defence of Truth

On April 11 2000 judgment was delivered in the Irving v Lipstadt case. Historian and author Deborah Lipstadt, represented by Mishcon de Reya lawyers Anthony Julius and James Libson, had won. The events of that trial form the basis of the film Denial written by Sir David Hare, starring Rachel Weisz and Tom Wilkinson.

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The things that matter to… John Cauldwell

“Philanthropy is critical to my existence

It gives me spiritual uplift and personal contentment. When I see the way that I can help make people‘s lives better I get a real sense of satisfaction and happiness.”

–Read John's full story