# Osborne Clarke
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osborne clarke is an international legal practice headquartered in London, England with offices in the United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, Belgium, Spain, Sweden, France, the Netherlands, China, Hong Kong, India, Singapore and the United States. The firm has over 270 partners and 1,600 employees and is the 21st largest law firm in the UK and the 41st largest law firms in Germany by revenues.The firm played a significant role in the development of the railways in Southern England through its historic relationship with Isambard Kingdom Brunel and the Great Western Railway.
== History ==
osborne clarke was founded in Bristol, England, in 1748 by Jeremiah Osborne.
SLAPPS, Filibustering Death, and Juries
What is the future of anti-SLAPP laws in the UK? And what are the implications of the recent High Court Judgment in Hurst v Solicitors Regulation Authority (https://www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/082-Hurst-v-SRA-002.pdf)in which the SRA was heavily criticised for holding that the expe…
Unlocking fundraising: VC PIF innovation and post-AIFMD II market access
In this episode of the Guernsey Finance podcast, host Brandon Ashplant speaks to Helen Parsonage, Partner at Osborne Clarke and Andrew Tually, Partner at Carey Olsen. They discuss the launch of a new VC PIF, the impact of macroeconomic trends on fundraising at large, and Guernsey’s continued market…
241 Collective Redundancy Consultation
The government published two new ERA 2025 consultations this week. The first - and most significant - seeks views on a new organisation-wide threshold for collective redundancy consultation, with proposed trigger points ranging from 250 to 1,000 redundancies depending on the method chosen. The seco…
Neurodiversity in law: Hattie Jordan on life as a lawyer with ADHD
Milly Brown sits down with Osborne Clarke construction associate Hattie Jordan to explore her journey into law, from real estate paralegal to construction lawyer, and her recent ADHD diagnosis. Hattie shares how understanding her neurodiversity transformed her confidence and why awareness and flexi…
Who Speaks for Arbitration? Part 2: In discussion with Artem Doudko FCIArb and Peter Ashford
In Part 2 of this conversation, Byfield Founder Gus Sellitto continues the discussion with Peter Ashford, Chair of London Arbitration Week and independent arbitrator, and Artem Doudko, partner in Osborne Clarke’s Dispute Resolution practice.Building on Who Speaks for Arbitration? — Byfield’s strate…
Making the most of MIPIM and UKREiiF: Why these events matter more than ever
Julia Jolley sits down with Osborne Clarke real estate partners Anastasia Gorokhova and Louise Cartwright in our latest Building Women special on why flagship events like MIPIM and UKREiiF are absolutely worth the trip.
They discuss:• What really happens at MIPIM and UKREiiF• How UKREiiF is rapidly…
Reed Smith leads on Take-Private Deal | SpaceX $1.75tn IPO, Estée Lauder v Jo Malone, UK Mortgage Rates
The ZipLaw Briefing returns with the week's biggest commercial and legal stories, decoded for training contract and vacation scheme applications.
🤝 Deal of the Week: Reed Smith and Osborne Clarke on the Essensys take-private. Founder Mark Furness is buying back his own AIM-listed company for £11.3m…
When High-Performance is Weaponised: What Military and Sports can teach your Team at Work
We've turned "high performance" into a stick to beat people with but the people who've lived at the edge have a whole different view on potential and making work better. In this episode, Petra Velzeboer (mental health expert, author, cult survivor) sits down with four guests who've defined high per…
Stay Conversations - The Law of Belonging with Danielle Kingdon (Partner at Osborne Clarke)
What does it really take to create a workplace where people feel they belong and want to stay?
In this episode of Stay Conversations, Céline is joined by Danielle Kingdon, partner at Law Firm Osborne Clarke, to explore the intersection of employment law, inclusion and the human experience of work.…
Who Was Counted?
Two point four million answers. The wrong winner.
In 1936, the biggest poll in America predicted the wrong president, because it counted the wrong people. In this episode, Dr. Jocelyn Michel, D.Ac-CHM, asks the most basic question behind any number: who was counted? Hear how a landmark aspirin stud…
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