Dealing efficiently and effectively with disputes and using heavyweight disputes lawyers who add strategic value, is an essential part of everyday business for many of our clients. Our team of specialist litigation, arbitration, regulatory and investigations lawyers across our international network provide expert advice and representation on the full range...

Osborne Clarke ouvre un nouveau bureau en Pologne, basé à Varsovie. Osborne Clarke en Pologne réunit ainsi les activités de MDDP Law, se renforçant également avec d'autres avocats issus de cabinets d’avocats polonais indépendants connus. Osborne Clarke Pologne sera dirigé par les deux co-managing partners Olgierd Świerzewski et Tomasz Olkiewicz...

Organisations need to have a clear approach to ESG and understand how to adapt their strategies and change programmes to address increasingly complex legal obligations. ESG is developing quickly in terms of law and regulation not least as the related sector and issue-specific guidance, schemes and frameworks apply different metrics...

Our multi-jurisdictional team of infrastructure lawyers provide a full service for international infrastructure and major projects. The team have a wide breath of experience and have advised on a range of infrastructure projects including education, waste, energy, transport, defence, ICT, healthcare, blue light, housing and regeneration projects. We have experience...

Competition issues are often technically challenging and often involve the risk of very high financial penalties. Our clients tell us that they like our ability to resolve the complexities and deliver clear and pragmatic advice, tailored to their specific circumstances. We have long-standing experience in defending our clients' international interests...

Our regulatory group has over 40 lawyers working across legal disciplines and industry sectors. We don’t just tell you about risks to your business that exist from regulation, we work with you to manage them in a commercial way that works for your business, often helping you develop the right...

The European Union's new Renewable Energy Directive (RED), known as RED III, which amends the existing directive only a few years after the previous changes, entered into force on 20 November 2023 with Member States required to implement the law over the next 18 months. Ahead of this implementation period...