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Our team has advised the shareholders of Owen Mumford Holdings Limited on its agreement for the sale to embecta Corp. (Nasdaq: EMBC), a global leader in diabetes care technology, in a transaction valued at up to £150 million.
We've advised the University of Cambridge on a landmark strategic collaboration with IonQ, Inc., supporting the creation of the new IonQ Quantum Innovation Centre and long‑term research programme at the University’s Cavendish Laboratory.
We've bolstered our North West construction team with the appointment of four industry specialists.
We've strengthened our nationally recognised family team with the strategic lateral hires of two partners, Brett Frankle and Rachel Donald, who join our London office.
We've advised on an over-subscribed seed extension investment round for Microneedle Solutions (MNS), which will enable the company to advance its Miracus™ needle-free patch platform into first-in-human trials.
Leading UK law firm Mills & Reeve’s recent all staff survey reveals excellent levels of employee engagement and staff satisfaction.
We've welcomed partner Katharine Danks, enhancing our specialist agribusiness and landed estates capability.
Richard Pallot-Cook joins Mills & Reeve as a partner, bringing specialist expertise in debt restructuring and workouts.
We've partnered with Norfolk Seaweed to support their biodiversity activities such as the preservation of the natural environment in the North Sea.
Orchard Street Investment Management has deployed £200m for its second Impact Fund within six months of launch.
In May 2025, Mills & Reeve funded an extensive invertebrate survey at Make it Wild’s nature reserves in Yorkshire. The results are now in – and they paint a remarkable picture of biodiversity at Low Wood, Smelthouses.
Mills & Reeve has advised the University of Kent on their trailblazing merger with the University of Greenwich, paving the way for the creation of the UK’s first “super‑university”.