At Mishcon de Reya, opinions matter. What’s yours?

Liz Ellen: “They should already be determining what’s going to happen to the main venues”. What can Rio 2016 learn from London 2012 in terms of legal issues? Share Your Opinion >

At Mishcon de Reya, opinions matter. What’s yours?

Clare Radcliffe: “The training contract has traditionally been seen as a real jewel in the crown”. With the Legal Education and Training Review to come, should training contracts be fundamentally changed? Share Your Opinion >

At Mishcon de Reya, opinions matter. What’s yours?

Gary Miller: “It is high time that we made litigation more accessible”. Will the introduction of damages based agreements (contingency fees) be a good thing for the UK legal market? Share Your Opinion >

At Mishcon de Reya, opinions matter. What’s yours?

Charlotte Harris: “Freedom of speech and privacy are naturally at odds with each other”. Can you balance freedom of speech and privacy? Share Your Opinion >

At Mishcon de Reya, opinions matter. What’s yours?

Ben Annable: “Joint ventures are really, in many ways, a bit of a leap of faith”. Are joint ventures simply a last resort in a tough economic climate? Share Your Opinion >

At Mishcon de Reya, opinions matter. What’s yours?

Emma Woollcott: “We need to be working hard to ensure that we break the glass ceiling”. Is diversity important in the legal profession? Share Your Opinion >

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Mishcon de Reya, a place where opinions matter. What’s yours?

Beyond the law, opinions are, put simply, a part of our culture. We employ a diverse collection of talented people, from varied backgrounds with differing perspectives. We are a firm of strong personalities. Individuality is embraced at Mishcon de Reya, and we are on the lookout for individuals to join us. Give your opinion on the discussions below for the opportunity to spend a day with us.

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    Liz Ellen: “They should already be determining what’s going to happen to the main venues.” What can Rio 2016 learn from London 2012 in terms of legal issues?

    Liz cites legacy and legislation that protects sponsors’ rights as two key issues for Rio 2016 to consider. What do you think Rio 2016 can learn from London 2012?

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    Clare Radcliffe: “The training contract has traditionally been seen as a real jewel in the crown.” With the Legal Education and Training Review to come, should training contracts be fundamentally changed?

    Clare believes that consistency could be addressed in the upcoming review. Do you think the training contract system works?

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    Gary Miller: “It is high time that we made litigation more accessible.” Will the introduction of damages based agreements be a good thing for the UK legal market?

    Gary asserts there will be a paradigm shift in the way in which litigators charge their clients. Do you think the changes will be a good thing for the legal profession?

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    Charlotte Harris: “Freedom of speech and privacy are naturally at odds with each other.” Can you balance freedom of speech and privacy?

    Charlotte believes the law in this area is at present quite grey and that there will always be a tension between the two. Do you think the law can balance freedom of speech and privacy?

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    Ben Annable: “Joint ventures are really, in many ways, a bit of a leap of faith.” Are joint ventures simply a last resort in a tough economic climate?

    Ben suggests that joint ventures have been around a while and often provide the ideal solution for clients. Do you agree, or do you think joint ventures are entered as a last resort?

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    Emma Woollcott: “We need to be working hard to ensure that we break the glass ceiling.” Is diversity important in the legal profession?

    Emma believes law firms can and should do more to encourage diversity in the workplace. Do you think diversity is important in the legal profession?

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