Managing Partner (UK): Conrad Davies
International CEO: Omar Al-Nuaimi
Number of lawyers: 900+
Number of partners: 270+
UK offices: London, Bristol, Reading
International offices: Brussels, Paris, Berlin, Cologne, Hamburg, Munich, Busto Arsizio, Milan, Rome, Amsterdam, Barcelona, Madrid, Miami, Zaragoza, Stockholm, New York, San Francisco, Shanghai, Singapore, Bangalore*, Mumbai*, New Delhi*
*Services in India are provided by a relationship firm.
3D strategy
Osborne Clarke provides expert legal advice with three interlinked aspects:
1. excellent legal services and undoubted legal expertise; overlaid with
2. in-depth knowledge of clients' sectors;
3. presented in the context of the forces that will transform business over the coming years: digitalisation, decarbonisation and urban dynamics.
1. Excellent legal Services
Osborne Clarke provides a full service-offering that covers:
Banking and finance
Commercial
Competition, anti-trust and trade
Corporate
Dispute resolution
Employment and pensions
Infrastructure services
Intellectual property
IT and data
Real estate
Regulatory and compliance
Tax
2. In-depth knowledge of eight core sectors
Osborne Clarke provides its full service-offering across eight core sectors:
Technology, Media and Communications
Financial Services
Energy and Utilities
Real Estate and Infrastructure
Retail and Consumer
Transport and Automotive
Life Sciences and Healthcare
Workforce Solutions
3. Future-shaping transformational trends
Osborne Clarke immerses itself in the global issues that are transforming the way we live, work and do business - Decarbonisation, Digitalisation, and Urban Dynamics.
Through its dedicated Transformation teams, the firm uses its insight to help clients thrive, ensure agility and strengthen the resilience of businesses by:
• advising on how the changing legal landscape will affect your organisations;
• navigating complex laws when shifting to new business models and strategies; and
• facilitating and acting on projects, transactions and investments to help achieve sustainable targets.
