This is the website of Osborne Clarke, an international legal practice. The site is owned by Osborne Clarke LLP, a limited liability partnership registered in England and Wales (registered number OC397443) whose registered office is at One London Wall, London EC2Y 5EB. It is authorised and regulated by the Solicitors...

Like all progressive law firms, we’re perfectly aligned to the core sectors of our clients. But our thinking is what really sets us apart. We’re uniquely focused on the issues driving change and shaping the brave new world of international business. That fascination with what the future holds is something...

We specialise in working on complex large-scale developments with many moving parts and strategic stakeholders. This includes new suburbs, town centre regeneration and housing projects that can involve the development of public realm spaces and new social infrastructure.

In health and social care, we advise on everything from the building and operating of hospitals and care homes to the provision of new methods of diagnosis and treatment.

We work with many of the leading players in the UK telecoms market including telecoms operators, mobile service providers, platform providers, infrastructure companies and technology suppliers around the world and understand the wider communications industry.

In recent years, interactive entertainment has overtaken music and film to become one of the largest industries in the entertainment media sector.

Osborne Clarke has a long and illustrious heritage in acting for management teams. Indeed we are one of less than a handful of law firms that have a team of lawyers who specialise in, and are focused on, supporting management teams through the complexities of completing a management buyout. Our...

Mediation involves a neutral third party, a "mediator", facilitating the negotiation and resolution of a dispute between parties. Mediation is a tried and tested means of dispute resolution and a highly effective way of resolving disputes - even in situations where the parties, negotiating on their own without a mediator...