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Investment in the UK femtech sector has increased substantially over the last decade, with deal activity rising by more than 194%, according to new research.
We're pleased to announce a record turnover of £206.9 million for the 2025/26 financial year, an increase of 13.9% and the first time we've exceeded the £200 million mark.
We've appointed employment law specialist Peter Beisty as a partner in our Oxford office, further strengthening our employment, pensions and immigration (EPI) practice.
To mark the conclusion of this year's Top Tech Yorkshire programme, Mills & Reeve has published a new report that both celebrates the region's growing tech community and offers a practical resource for the founders, investors and advisers.
One of the UK’s largest founder-owned nursery groups, with over 20 settings across the East of England and East London, has been acquired by AcadeMedia, marking the Swedish education group's entry into the UK early years market.
Goya Developments and Hillwood (a Perot Company) have completed the first letting at the Swanley Distribution Park site in the Sevenoaks district of Kent.
Our corporate team advised IQ Capital and Northern Gritstone on their participation in a £5 million seed funding round for Imperagen, a biotech company focused on advancing enzyme engineering.
Eight principal associates have been promoted to partners, effective from 1 June 2026, taking the total number of partners to 195 across the firm’s seven offices.
Our corporate team has advised AppCheck on securing a minority investment from LDC, part of Lloyds Banking Group, to support the cybersecurity software company's expansion and continued product development.
Our corporate team have advised on the sale of leading international fertility services provider, TFP Fertility, to a US private equity investor.
We've retained our Investors in People (IiP) platinum accreditation – a standard achieved by only 8% of assessed organisations.
We've advised the University of Sussex on its successful appeal against a record fine for breaching free speech.