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Our host, Lewis Quarmby speaks to Royal Air Force veteran, Carl Austin-Behan, about his lived experience of the ban on LGBT personnel in the armed forces. They were joined by Peter Gibson, Chief Executive of Fighting With Pride, and Sarah Jones from our employee network IM Equal.
The Irwin Mitchell Charities Foundation (IMCF) is proud to announce the 12 charities across the UK selected to receive funding grants of up to £20,000 each, in 2025.
Irwin Mitchell is marking 30 years of being in London by relocating from its current Holborn home to the prestigious Northcliffe building.
The number of estates in the UK subject to Inheritance Tax (IHT) will exceed 37,000 by 2027 and result in a total bill of almost £9bn - according to a new report by Irwin Mitchell's Private Client Advisory based on findings from an HMRC Freedom of Information request.
Work-related asthma is a significant concern in the UK, as highlighted by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE). The condition can be caused by exposure to airborne substances like flour, wood dust, or isocyanates - chemical compounds which can be found in paints, coatings, foams, glues and flooring - in the workplace.
Imagine walking down the aisle at your wedding after amputation. 16 hours surgery delay led to Molly’s life-changing leg amputation. With strength and support during rehabilitation, her confidence and independence have returned. Read Molly’s story.
We’re excited to welcome you to our new office in Liverpool. After a successful few years of growth in the city we’ve now moved into larger premises at 20 Chapel Street. Find out more about the move.
Places for our amputation conferences are booking fast. Join us at one of our events in Manchester or the East of England to kick off Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month. Find out more and reserve your place.
We go beyond traditional business discussions to explore the bigger impact of businesses and their role in shaping a positive future. We're here to inspire businesses to grow sustainably, ethically, and with purpose. Join us as we dive into the world of businesses that are striving for more than just profits.
You’re invited to our amputation conference in Manchester at the start of Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month. Combining expert insight and lived experience, join us on an amputee’s journey from adversity to empowerment.
Thousands of LGBT Veterans were dismissed between 1967 and 2000. If you were affected by the ban, you may be entitled to a recognition payment under the Financial Recognition Scheme. Our military team can help you navigate the application process.
The Irwin Mitchell Charities Foundation (IMCF) is proud to announce it is donating a further £20,000 to a charity which helps those who are forced to represent themselves through court proceedings, Support Through Court. The announcement comes as the charity look forward to their BBC Radio 4 appeal on 16th February, which is being fronted by Irwin Mitchell colleague and broadcaster, Joanna Gosling.
“Your world can shrink after a diagnosis of mesothelioma.” Our client, Terry, was diagnosed with the life-limiting illness in February 2019. In our latest Imagine magazine, he tells us about his journey and why he is grateful for the legal support he received.
Irwin Mitchell commissioned Cebr to create an Investment Attractiveness Index to measure how attractive different UK cities are to invest in. The locations selected make up the 50 largest cities in the UK.
“We had longed for this moment for so long, hoping and dreaming about it.” Our client, Lindsey, thought she wouldn’t be able to have children after being diagnosed with cervical cancer. She tells us about her surrogacy journey in our Imagine magazine.
Irwin Mitchell’s Managing Partner for Private Client Services, Ros Bever, has been named in the 2025 50 most influential rankings by eprivateclient. Read more.
We were delighted when so many amazing entries came down our chimney for our Christmas card competition for children with additional needs. We’re pleased to announce that Aurora won with her design using tactile art. Check out the other entries.
This year, the IMCF is donating £150,000 between two charities selected by the Trustees and Irwin Mitchell colleagues. These are Trussell and Crisis, who are doing amazing work to support people facing hunger and hardship and keep people in stable accommodation and employment.
‘Sometimes you just want someone to say, “This is where you go, this is who you speak to.”’ This Grief Awareness Week our client, Andrew, shares his experience of grief after he sadly lost his father to mesothelioma, and the places he found support.
We’re delighted to have joined with specialist firm Silk Family Law Limited after approval from the Solicitors Regulatory Authority (SRA). Irwin Mitchell already has a strong presence in the field of family law, but Silk Family Law’s expertise will add invaluable knowledge and skill to our already renowned team.
Thinking of applying for a training contract? Check out our live events recordings on YouTube before you apply to get tips for your application.
As we prepare to deck the halls, we’re inviting children with additional needs to design the cover of our Christmas card. The child with the winning design will receive an iPad Air! Find out more and enter now.
In this second episode of our new podcast series, our experts are back on the couch with advice on how to embrace life after divorce. This time, they’re tackling one of the greatest concerns for anyone going through a separation: finances.
Working with amazing individuals who challenge the boundaries of law, and driving change through our approach to diversity and inclusion, are just some of the reasons why our colleague Angela Jackman KC (Hon) enjoys life at Irwin Mitchell. Read her story.
In 2018, our client Jon was diagnosed with a viral illness, but scans showed he’d actually had a stroke and two aneurysms. Despite ongoing problems with the right side of his body, Jon is looking to a more positive future. Find out more about his story.
One of the toughest realisations that comes with a divorce is that you’re not going to be able to see your children every day. New routines can be challenging, but co-operation and communication can make the adjustment much easier for your family, creating a long-term foundation of trust and security. Listen now on Spotify, YouTube, Apple Podcasts and Captivate.FM.
Irwin Mitchell has seen its number of ranked departments increase following the publication of the Chambers & Partners Guide for 2025, including 23 lawyers ranking for the first time. Irwin Mitchell now boasts 59 ranked departments, seven more than last year, with 21 of the firm’s teams ranked in band one. The firm now has 135 individually ranked lawyers, with 23 ranked in the guide for the first time. The results span across all the firm’s practice areas.
The top Co-Parenting concerns for 2024 have been revealed. Out of 1000 surveyed, 29% of parents were most concerned about different parenting styles after a divorce. It's possible to create a positive and supportive environment for all, read our top tips.
Irwin Mitchell has used the results of a double materiality assessment to inform a new stakeholder led approach to responsible business outlined in its latest annual responsible business report, published today.
Irwin Mitchell has outlined its ambitions for growth in the Northeast of England after completing the acquisition of Silk Family Law following approval from Solicitors Regulatory Authority (SRA).
The latest independent Legal 500 UK 2025 Guide recognises Irwin Mitchell as a top tier law firm with 24 practice areas featuring in 62 categories, with 139 individual lawyers recommended 148 times in the UK guide.
Join nine-time Paralympic gold medallist Hannah Cockroft, sprinter James Ellington, and aspiring para-athletes Ben Lukowski and Richard Davies in our sports podcast. They discuss the milestones they’ve achieved, and advice for aspiring athletes. Watch now.
Royal Air Force corporal Richard Davies was deployed on an exercise in May 2019. Someone towing a jet engine trailer ran into his left heel, causing his foot to fold in on itself. Following amputation, he found a purpose through sport, inspiring us all by claiming four swimming gold medals in the 2023 Invictus Games. He has now turned his attention to archery and hopes to make the GB Paralympic Archery team for the pathway.
A delay in diagnosis with sepsis left our client, Richard Saberton paralysed. Our expert, Rachelle Mahapatra, helped Richard to secure funding for the specialist support and therapies he now needs. To mark World Sepsis Day, alongside our charity partner, The UK Sepsis Trust, we're providing support and information to help you become Sepsis Savvy.
Our client Craig shares his experience of navigating the SEN tribunal appeal process for his daughter Ruby. In our latest podcast, he gives an insight into the reasons he needed legal support and offers tips and advice for other parents in a similar situation.
Following a road traffic collision Praise is determined not to let her disability hold her back from participating in sport. Praise spent time with seven-time champion, Hannah Cockroft, for a day of wheelchair racing. Find out more.
During your career, have you worked with stone, brick, concrete or sand? If so, you may have been exposed to silica dust, which can lead to silicosis and other illnesses. Learn about the dangers and how you can protect yourself with our Silica Register.
Our latest in the series of reports looks at the latest trends in foreign direct investment (FDI) into the UK.
Equitable and safe maternity care should be a right for all women. However, stark racial and ethnic disparities in maternal healthcare have continued to persist despite advancements in healthcare and shocking statistics still persist.
The latest Chambers High Net Worth (HNW) guide has seen Irwin Mitchell ranked numbers one in several areas of law as well as recognising 28 individuals across the country for their expertise.
Imagine getting back on track after a road crash abroad. Find out how former sprinter James Ellington got back to the start line. We’ll help you to #Imagine what’s possible, so nothing feels impossible.
Medical negligence expert, Gurpreet Lalli, introduces the third edition of our #Imagine Magazine. Inside you can read her client Jo’s moving story of loss following a cancer misdiagnosis, hear more inspiring client stories and find useful legal information
Irwin Mitchell has celebrated opening in Brighton as it looks to grow further in the South of England. The event, was attended by a number of local businesses as well as ex Brighton football manager Chris Hughton and Delroy Corinaldi from the Black Footballers Partnership.
“I can’t eat what I used to love. I can’t have a proper date night anymore, I can’t enjoy a drink anymore. And after two years, the prognosis is that this may never go away.” “All clear.” The words Nicky had been waiting to hear when her husband, Darren finished his cancer treatment in 2022. They booked a dream holiday to Cape Verde to celebrate, but sadly the trip left her with health conditions that continue to impact her life two years later. We sat down with Nicky to learn more about her experience, and she shares her advice for anyone who may find themselves in a similar situation.
An injury in the military meant our client Richard needed a below-the-knee amputation. During his rehabilitation, he was encouraged to compete in the Invictus Games, where he stormed to victory in the pool. Read his #Imagine story.
A year on from launching a new national charity partnerships initiative, Irwin Mitchell and the three charities involved have worked together to deliver support and volunteering across the country, topped with £225,000 in fundraising and donations raised for all three good causes in the first year. Last year, colleagues at Irwin Mitchell voted for the Teenage Cancer Trust; cancer support charity Maggie’s and The National Literacy Trust for Irwin Mitchell’s charity partnership programme.
To mark Armed Forces Day, our military injury partner and former Army Lawyer, Andrew Buckham, hosted a special edition of the Irwin Mitchell Podcast. We were pleased to welcome a panel of specialists, including James Cameron of Mission Motorsport, Rob Kelly from Bootnecks in2 Business, and Tony Radford of The Royal Marines Charity.
Mum-of-three Sarah was diagnosed with cervical cancer in 2016, less than three years after her smear test was reported as normal. Since being given “the all clear” she encourages all women and people with a cervix to attend their cervical screening. Read Sarah's story.
We’re proud to announce our latest partnership with Governors for Schools. This Volunteers Week we sat down with Yogi Amin, Clementine Burch, Kate Fergusson and Oliver Wicks to find out more about the value of skills-based volunteering.
Hospices, hospitals and an air ambulance service are among 13 good causes across the country set to share in a £220,000 donation thanks to colleagues at Irwin Mitchell and the Irwin Mitchell Charities Foundation (IMCF). Every year, colleagues at the national law firm nominate the local charities and community organisations that mean the most to them. This year, the 13 good causes selected will each receive grants of up to £20,000 to aid in everything from improving wellbeing, to supporting access to employment, justice and education.
One thing that brings all legal specialists together is the passion to help people access the support they need. But, sometimes it's not as accessible as we'd like. That’s why, we created the Irwin Mitchell Night School. The Irwin Mitchell Night School is a free and informative webinar series that offers a friendly and helpful introduction to the legal world.
How can marketing teams ensure that they remain compliant, as well as creative? And what are the dangers of putting out green credentials that can’t be validated? In our first episode, host Charlotte Rees-John is joined by brand management expert Georgie Collins and Duncan Sparke, an award-winning marketer from Brighton-based agency Man Bites Dog.
“When we work together the impact is so much more powerful.” For Limb Loss Difference Awareness Month Steel Bones UK’s Emma Joy-Staines and Positive Bones’ Josphine Bridges join our expert Richard Biggs to explore rehabilitation provision for those with limb loss difference.
Around 250 public buildings across 20 local authorities had asbestos removed last year, with schools making up a large percentage of this figure. While our experts welcome the development, they’re renewing their call on the Government to do more.
An injury in the military meant our client Richard needed a below-the-knee amputation. During his rehabilitation, he was encouraged to compete in the Invictus Games, where he stormed to victory in the pool. Read his #Imagine story.
Through our partnership with British Wheelchair Basketball our clients had the chance to try the disability sport. After chair-handling and speed exercises, they finished with a closely contested match. Learn how you can get involved in wheelchair basketball.
The publication of the best places to work in the UK by the Great Place To Work Institute has seen Irwin Mitchell ranked in the best places to work list for 2024. Conceived by the Great Place To Work Institute, the UK’s Best Workplaces Rankings are determined by anonymous surveys of employees, which allow the consultancy to discover the real views of staff when it comes to the places where they work.
Kit Van Berckel is helping others with mobility issues take to the slopes with the help of his family's latest charity venture AbleSki. This Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month, find out more and how our lawyer Rachel McPatrick is continuing to support the family.
A Will is a legal document that lets you decide what happens to your money, property, and possessions (your ‘estate’) after your death. It allows you to clearly set out your wishes and decide who’s responsible (executor) for dealing with your estate. It also sets out any procedures the executor may need to follow. With effective planning, a Will can also make sure that your loved ones are provided for in the most tax-efficient way.
Imagine the incredible resilience and strength it takes to rebuild your family life after the heart-breaking loss of your husband due to a cancer misdiagnosis. Read Jo's story.
Divorce can be a difficult process, but what if you or your ex live in a different country? Dealing with foreign legal systems is often complex, and speed is of the essence when it comes to making decisions on jurisdictions. Because of this, it’s important to seek professional advice. Find out how we can help.
The Bank of England’s shift from rate increases to stability promises increased confidence and transactions in the real estate sector. But challenges from last year remain. Our new report reveals what’s on the horizon for your company this year.
We’re delighted to be opening our new Brighton office, and we can’t wait to welcome you to our home at Mocatta House. Learn more about our office, and why it provides the best environment for supporting clients and collaborative working.
40% of men won’t talk about a mental health challenge and how they’re feeling. We explored the importance of mental wellbeing in sport and everyday life with guests from England Rugby, British Athletics and Black Footballers Partnership. Catch up on the key takeaways in the second Imagine magazine.
With Valentines Day fast approaching, we talk all things love, marriage and money in our latest podcast. Joined by a panel of experts, we cover all aspects of modern relationships from mediation to matchmaking. Listen now.
There are fundamental changes for the rural sector now and in the next decade from the impact of climate change, dwindling subsidies, natural capital markets, increased pressure for public use of private land and political changes on the horizon. Rural practitioners, clients and colleagues came together to celebrate rural businesses and the continued work we do in supporting the future of estates.
When Shauna sustained a life-changing spinal cord injury in 2018, she needed to know that her finances were in order and her son was provided for. Our team of experts and financial planners helped her to navigate her finances from the beginning. A plan was built around Shauna's needs, giving her reassurance and financial stability for her family's future.
To mark World Cancer Day, our International Serious Injury partner Cheryl Palmer-Hughes explores what happened at Camp LeJeune between 1953 and 1987 and the recent changes in legislation that now allow for claims to be brought. She’s joined by Andrew Buckham, our military injury partner, Mike Doyle, partner at US law firm Doyle Dennis LLP, and Joe House, a veteran who was based at the training facility.
The deal which will see Irwin Mitchell invest in Scottish law firm Wright, Johnston & Mackenzie is now complete after securing regulatory approval. This paves the way for the two businesses to work closer together as they seek growth across the UK and internationally.
Irwin Mitchell has outlined its ambitions for growth in the Northeast of England after completing the acquisition of Silk Family Law following approval from Solicitors Regulatory Authority (SRA).
Pensions often go overlooked when it comes to splitting finances equally during a divorce. Family law expert, Ros Bever, explains why you should take them into account, and how to do it properly. Find out more.
Our client Lindsey shares her journey through IVF and surrogacy after cervical cancer in our second Imagine Magazine. It’s packed with useful tips, legal information, and stories from more of our inspiring clients. Discover more inspiring stories.
Children are often at the forefront of parents' minds when going through a separation. Even more so in complex cases including international jurisdictions and family members. Vandna Sharma provides her insight on reducing the impact on them. Find out more.
Our client Lindsey Dawson tells her story of Cervical Cancer, IVF and surrogacy, as she joins our expert Rebecca Brown, Shine Cancer Support's Tatum De Roeck and consultant gynaecologist Nick Raine-Fenning on our podcast. Listen now.
What are the biggest fears when going through a divorce? Our latest survey reveals that the impact on children and money are the major concerns. Read our latest guide.
Divorced parents say financial matters are the biggest challenge they face in managing their children with their ex-spouse, a new YouGov survey has revealed.
Coaching or counselling may be helpful if you’re experiencing a lot of change or facing challenges. When going through this process, it can often be overwhelming or bewildering. At an extremely emotional time, you may find comfort and clarity in speaking to our coach and counsellor.
Our training principal Emma Rush talks to two of our apprentices, Apprentice Paralegal Thyra Simpson, and Business Administration Apprentice Angelina Vincent. They give you an insight into completing an apprenticeship with us.
Financial and child arrangements can be a complex to problem to solve, but can it be done amicably. In our recent podcast, expert mediator Joanna Gosling explores the positive effects of mediation on divorce proceedings. Listen now.
Learn from the best and get a career head start with an apprenticeship at Irwin Mitchell. You can become an apprentice solicitor or paralegal, or train to work in business administration or accounting. Applications for our September 2024 intake open Monday 5th February 2024 and close Wednesday 28th February 2024.
Is there such a thing as a happy divorce? Our latest survey reveals that amicable separations are almost as common since the introduction of no-fault divorce and mediation.
By joining one of our Early Careers programmes at Irwin Mitchell, you’ll be guided by some of the top solicitors in the country. We are committed to providing world class development for every one of our colleagues. Whichever one of our offices you choose, you’ll get the best possible start for your career as you work with a wide range of our clients on critical cases, deals and projects.
We were delighted when so many amazing entries came down our chimney for our Christmas card competition for children with additional needs. We’re pleased to announce that James, age 11, from Leeds, won first prize. He was inspired to create his design after watching his favourite Christmas films and imagining Father Christmas flying over the city. Check out the other inspiring entries.
Huge congratulations to Laura Bramall on winning our Andrew Lockley Public Law Essay Competition. Our panel of judges were impressed by Laura’s extensive research and references to both domestic and European case law. Read Laura’s entry here.
During mediation sessions, you can resolve issues and reach an agreement in more constructive ways. This makes it a preferable route for you and your family. To learn more about the process and why it can be beneficial, please watch the explainer video from our family law Partner and Mediator, Claire Filer.
Is there such a thing as a happy divorce? The answer could be yes. Our latest survey revealed that amicable separations are on the rise, and now almost as common as hostile proceedings, since the introduction of things like no-fault divorce. Find out about mediation and divorce here.
Our host and workplace illness expert Hayley Hill is joined by our client Andrew Plant who sadly lost his father to mesothelioma, Jacquie Bates, our Client Support Manager, and Bianca Neumann, Head of Bereavement at Sue Ryder.
The Supreme Court has today ruled in favour of a Hampshire father involved in a dispute with tour operator TUI regarding the expert evidence presented during a trial to determine the cause of his severe gastric illness on an all-inclusive holiday.
“Being told that you’ll never walk again is a really hard pill to swallow. No one expects to have a spinal cord injury. But it can happen to anybody.” A car crash changed our client Shauna’s life forever. But with support from our experts and Neural Pathways, she can focus on her family and raising her children. Read her story.
Have you signed up to our Early Careers events? We host a series of virtual talks to give you an insight into #LifeAtIM, meet our team and current trainees. Find out what's coming up and how to register.
Scotty’s Little Soldiers are marching on Remembrance Day to remember loved ones who lost their lives in the line of duty. But do you know how they support bereaved military children and young people? We caught up with the founder of the charity Nikki to find out more about Scotty's.
As we begin the countdown to the most wonderful time of the year, we’re inviting children with additional needs to capture the Christmas spirit in our card competition! 🎄 The winner’s design will feature on our Christmas card, and they’ll receive an iPad! Find out more.
A supportive culture with an emphasis on career progression is what #LifeAtIM means to our colleagues Steve and Lorna. Steve guided Loran through securing her training contract and she's extremely grateful for his support. Find out more.
We're delighted to announce that 52 of our departments feature in Chambers and Partners 2023 rankings, with 23 being rated number one. 153 colleagues have also featured individually. Congratulations to everyone who has featured and made this possible. Find out more.
When you’re dealing with a business that might have taken years, or even generations to build, it’s understandable to want to put safeguards in place in order to protect your business and wealth.
Keeping our clients at the heart of everything we do is what #LifeAtIM means to Hannah Clipston. Find out more about why she feels proud to be the Director of Strategic Growth.
We’re delighted to be named ‘Contentious Wills & Probate Team of the Year - Large’ by Today's Wills & Probate. We’d like to congratulate everyone who made this possible, it's a testament to their continued dedication to providing clients with the best service possible. Find out more.
Profitability is no longer the only important business goal. Your customers want tangible evidence that you're doing business responsibly. The latest edition of our What's Now & What's Next report highlights the latest ESG issues your company must address.
When you’re a business owner there are several components to consider in the run up to retirement. Lifetime and Estate Planning expert, Ian Bond, recommends starting an exit plan years in advance of when you plan to retire. Read more tips in our latest guide.
Over the last year, we've made significant strides towards our ambition to be recognised as a leading responsible business. Our new report highlights out key achievements. Read now.
Our client Zach – A young boy with cerebral palsy who changed the law “If I can do this at 11, imagine what else can I do?”. Read his story.
Providing excellent customer service is the number one priority for Alex. He's proud to lead a team who put our clients at the heart of everything we do. They really enjoy their roles and genuinely care about the clients who contact us. Every day, they go above and beyond to exceed our client’s expectations by being dedicated to finding the right solution for them.
You’ve built a business you’re proud of. You’ve created a network of shareholders, earned a great reputation, and enjoyed watching your company grow. Now, your hard work can look after you and your loved ones. So what are the first steps to protecting your wealth? Our market experts have compiled the top five tips for effective succession planning.
As we reach the final months of 2023, it’s fair to say that it’s been another year of uncertainty for the UK. Inflation has impacted consumer activity and found many companies looking for ways to mitigate the rising costs of doing business. This, combined with war in Europe, has provoked a more hesitant business environment worldwide.
Irwin Mitchell has announced the multi-year extension of its agreement as Official Legal Partner to England Rugby. The partnership, which initially began in 2019, further solidifies the national law firm’s commitment to the sports sector and to rugby.
Whether individuals and businesses are looking to enter the UK or an overseas market, our Director of Strategic Growth for International Bryan Bletso really values the long-term, trusted relationships he builds, which enables his clients to thrive.
As part of our Imagine campaign, our client Ron joined our workplace illness expert Ian Toft, our client support manager Michaela Morris, and Mesothelioma UK clinical nurse specialist Simon Bolton to discuss the realities of living with mesothelioma.
Did you know applications for our 2025 training contracts open on Wednesday 1 November? Our current trainees and colleagues give you an insight into what it’s like to work with us, and top tips to help you complete your application. For all the information you need before you apply, visit our new website.
Being supported by her team in an inclusive workplace is what #LifeAtIM means to Katie. Being able to rely on her colleagues when she’s having a bad flare up means everything to her. Find out more about Katie's story.
“If I can do this at 11, what else can I do?” Our client Zach Eagling took a stand after online trolls targeted members of the Epilepsy Society with flashing images. Zachs Law has now passed, making epilepsy trolling a standalone offence. Find out more about Zach's story.
As England Rugby's official legal partner, we're giving away the chance to be mascot for either you or someone you know at England’s next match at Twickenham in the new year. To be in with a chance of winning this fantastic prize we want to see your photos and videos supporting the team.
Welcome to the first edition of Imagine, our brand-new digital magazine. You'll find extraordinary stories from our clients that have faced life-changing injuries and illnesses, legal information, and your chance to win a signed England Rugby shirt. Read now.
We're delighted to welcome Joanna Gosling as a Senior Associate mediator. The former BBC News presenter is passionate about mediation and supporting clients and will be working with our family team to grow our mediation practice.
Passionate about giving a voice to different groups of society and driving powerful change is what #LifeAtIM means to our colleagues Hayley and Sally. Learn more about why they’re proud to co-chair our networking group.
Imagine crossing the finish line of the Great North Run after being diagnosed with Mesothelioma. Given just three to nine months to live, our client Ron never thought he would run again. We help you #Imagine what’s possible, so nothing feels impossible. Read Ron's story.
From winning the Grand Slam in front of 58,000 fans at Twickenham to her mum overcoming a breast cancer diagnosis. In an interview with The Telegraph, Red Roses Winger, Jess Breach discussed the Moments That Matter to her both on and off the pitch.
Win £10,000 for your grassroots rugby club as we celebrate your #MomentsThatMatter! Tell us about a special moment that really matters to you and your club. It’s all about celebrating the people that make rugby so special. Find out the T&Cs, and to enter.
“I feel like I’m making a difference with some of the work that I’m involved in, which is what I really enjoy.” Find out what #LifeAtIM means to Jenna Biddle, our HR apprentice.
Our colleague Danny Revitt values the strong and long-lasting relationships he has built in his 31-years here, and credits his fair and responsive service to providing his clients with the best. Here's what #LifeAtIM means to Danny.
Our colleague Gabriel Okei works in our contact team. He really values the emphasis on career progression here and compares his team to a second family with the support they give him. Find out more.
Inspiring colleagues and aspiring lawyers is why our colleague Jen Shipley values social media. Alongside her role, she uses LinkedIn to share her story and drive positive change. Find out more.
Developing a strong relationship to deliver the best service for their clients is what #LifeAtIM means to our colleagues, Guy and Gurpreet. Find out more about why Guy feels privileged to line manage Gurpreet.
Did you watch our latest #LifeAtIM video series? If you want a rewarding, long-lasting career in a supportive and successful environment, then come and join our journey.
As British Athletics official legal partner, we're at the Diamond League this weekend cheering on the athletes. Watching on BBC One? Spot our branding on screen, and reply to us for a chance to win a signed vest.
"I've always been tough, but I didn't think I could get through that." With support from our experts, Mesothelioma UK and Readley, our client Ron's a beacon of hope and still looks for the next challenge, despite being diagnosed with Mesothelioma. Find out more about Ron's story.
"I've always been accepted for who I am and what I have to bring, and my career has gone from strength to strength as a result. It's important that the LGBTQ+ community have visible role models that they can see in senior positions. I know when I was growing up, that was what helped me, and that's something that I'm really passionate about, making sure that I give back." During Pride 2023, find out more about Luke.
Are you aware of the environmental potential of your landed estate? From consumer behaviour to natural capital schemes, in our latest guide, The Future of Estates, our experts highlight the effectiveness of various opportunities to help those in rural business further diversify and monetize their estates. Get the insight.
We’re delighted to announce our ‘Life at Irwin Mitchell’ campaign won Gold for best use of content at last night’s Internal Communications and Engagement Awards. Well done to the team and to all our colleagues who starred in the films! Watch their videos and find out more about what it’s like to work at Irwin Mitchell.
Sign your side up to our male and female five-a-side football tournaments and help raise much-needed funds for Wentworth Woodhouse Preservation Trust, one of the largest houses in Europe. Held as part of the Master Cutler’s Challenge 2023, the money raised will support community projects at the Grade 1 listed location. Sign up now.
A triathlete forced to give up her business after being seriously injured in a training crash has revealed her determination to look to the future after lawyers secured her a settlement.
It’s no secret that sport is a resource-intensive industry. Clubs and governing bodies are under increasing pressure to reduce their impact on the environment – but where are the best starting points for making a difference? Get advice from industry experts.
We’re delighted to once again rank among the top 20 best places to work in the UK for 2023, and the highest ranked law firm in the super large category. The rankings are determined by an anonymous survey, allowing for authentic views of employees about the places where they work. Find out more.
After suffering a brain injury at birth, our client Matthew was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy. Our legal expert Dina Lambourne helped his mums Hayley and Nicola to get the rehabilitation and support he’ll need throughout his life. Here’s their story.
Former marathon runner, James Devlin, had his left leg amputated after developing gangrene. He’s sharing his story, and how one of our lawyers, Rebecca Peary, is helping him access the specialist support he requires. Find out more this Limb Loss Awareness Month.
Do you want to build a more diverse business for the future? We’ll carry out a diversity and inclusion assessment so you can understand where you are on your journey, and how you can unlock the significant benefits being a diverse and inclusive employer brings. Find out more.
We're delighted to announce that our National Head of Private Client Services, Paula Myers, Partner, Claire-Marie Cornford and Senior Associate, Samantha Ewing have been recognised in Citywealth's, Top 100 Private Client Lawyers for 2023. Find out more.
For Praise Okelade, spinal injury was never going to hold her back. She recently spent time with Paralympic champion, and our ambassador, Hannah Cockroft for a day of wheelchair racing! Check out how they got on.
Our client Shanto was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy after being starved of oxygen at birth. He suffered an extreme brain injury, multiple brain haemorrhages, and cardiac arrest. His mother joins us to call for lessons to be learned. Read more.
We’re delighted to announce our new National Charity Partnerships for the next three years. Whilst we continue to support local charities, our colleagues chose which national charities to support. We're proud they voted for Teenage Cancer Trust, Maggie's Centres and National Literacy Trust, three charities who do truly inspiring work. Find out more.
When England and France took to the field on Saturday, 11 March, one of the mascots was a young girl who had a challenging year after her mum sustained life-changing injuries in a train accident. Read more about the day here.
A former professional boxer has spoken out on the difficulties he faces after collapsing from a brain tumour which went unreported for six years.
Our Family Law experts Zahra Pabani and Ros Bever are joined by Peter Mitchell KC on our latest podcast to discuss the recent Supreme Court case of Goddard-Watts. There was a repeated failure to disclose assets in the case, but what were the consequences?
Environment, social and governance (ESG): three words that are shaping the cultures and practices of business across the UK. How are they changing the decisions businesses make about their offices? And how is ESG impacting relationships between occupiers and landlords?
Katie suffered a lack of oxygen at birth, resulting in cognitive impairment, tetraplegia cerebral palsy, and profound development delay. Our expert, Damian Hodkinson, has supported her parents Andrew and Rosa Forshaw.
The figures have been provided by local authorities as part of our new research. We contacted 20 local authorities in the UK to gain an insight into the true picture of asbestos in public buildings.
This National Apprenticeship week, our legal apprentice, Lauren Mannion explains why doing an apprenticeship in Law is invaluable. Find out more now.
This National Apprenticeship Week we're sharing our HR apprentice, Jenna Biddle's experience. She wanted to develop skills and make a real difference. Find out more about Jenna now.
As part of our longstanding relationship with Maggie’s, a charity focussed on providing cancer support, and through our multi-faceted RFU partnership we’ve been able to give Daniel, aged 10, the chance of a life time, as he was mascot at England's Six Nations opener. Read more.
As the official legal partner of England Rugby, and with the Six Nations looming we've launched our new Wills campaign to encourage you to get your Will in place. We're also giving you the chance to win a signed shirt and to nominate a local rugby club for a training session with former-captain, Dylan Hartley. Enter now.
1 in 200 18-24-year-olds have been diagnosed with cancer. But many wrongly believe that it's rare in young people. This World Cancer Day, former university professor Dr David Walker, calls for more awareness of the dangers of cancer in this age group.
Our partner Samuel Hill talks about cervical cancer and prevention in our latest podcast. He’s joined by Bridget Little from Jo’s Trust and our client Sarah McDonald who shares her own cervical cancer story.
Every year, around 220,000 women and people with a cervix are diagnosed with cervical cell changes. Colleagues from our Glasgow office challenged themselves to reach 220,000 steps throughout January to raise money for Jo’s Trust. Find out more about how Jo’s Trust can support you with information on cervical screening, receiving a diagnosis and coping with treatment.
Charlotte Cheshire is raising awareness of Group B Strep Support. Her son Adam was diagnosed with Group B Strep after his birth at Shrewsbury Hospital. He’s now severely disabled. Find out how we ensured that Adam’s lifetime care needs will be met
If you’ve recently left school or want a change in career, an apprenticeship might be for you. Our opportunities aren’t just legal, we also have a range of different roles available. Alongside work, you’ll complete academic training to aid development. Find out more.
Misconceptions around apprenticeships might influence your decision about choosing one over university. We dispel the myths and give you an insight into life as an apprentice in this special edition of The Irwin Mitchell Podcast.
What can businesses do to make a difference? With the growing momentum of environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria, organisations have the opportunity to be a real leader and drive change for their people and their planet. Find out how we can support you in delivering your purpose-led ESG strategy.
Shannon Dunkley has revealed the impact cervical cancer has had on her family. Find out how our expert Rosie Charlton is helping establish answers and how Shannon hopes to raise awareness of the signs of the disease.
While relaxed COVID measures gave reason for optimism at the beginning of 2022, the year presented new challenges. With the UK likely in a recession, which cities have been hardest hit? Get the full picture in our new City Tracker report.
We were blown away by how many entries came down our chimney in our Christmas card competition for children with additional needs. We’re delighted to announce Charlie won with his fantastic wreath inspired by family and inclusivity. Check out all the amazing entries.
We're committed to developing a workplace that works for our colleagues through Life At IM. Considering a training contract? If so, we'd love to hear from you. See if our culture of support and inclusivity is for you.
The sports sector is crucial for generating jobs and boosting community wellbeing. With the help of Cebr, our new report examines how elite clubs can help economies thrive and looks at opportunities for growth within the sector.
In our latest podcast, our senior associate solicitor Richard Biggs is joined by Lewis Winton, regional campaigns officer, and Erik Matthies, policy officer, from the Royal Institute of Blind People to discuss e-scooters, the law surrounding them, implications for those with visual impairments, and what needs to change. Listen now.
A road traffic collision left our client, Kaushik, with a serious brain injury and the loss of three fingers. But our dedication and care turned his concern into determination – that’s the human touch that mattered. Read his story now.
Lifetime planning is one of the biggest investments you can make – not only for yourself, but your loved ones as well. Our legal and financial experts can help you plan for the moments that matter. We've created two helpful guides to help you and your family plan for the future. Find out more.
Our trainee solicitor, Polly Morgan, feels privileged to make a positive difference to her client’s lives so early on in her career. She values the opportunity to try new things and develop on the job. Read her story now.
Join us for our next Maternity Matters webinar in partnership with Petals, the Baby Loss Counselling Charity. You’ll hear from our expert panel including Petals, Dad Still Standing podcast, and James Titcombe, as they share their experience of baby loss and explore how to improve outcomes for the thousands of parents who suffer loss each year.
We’re delighted to unwrap this years’ festive competition for children with additional needs. If your child can capture the Christmas spirit, we want to see their art. The winner will win an IPad and their drawing will feature on our Christmas card. Find out more.
To mark World Stroke Day, our client Jon, bravely shares his story after his life was turned upside down following a stroke. Discover why the human touch mattered to him.
Our client, Ellie-Jayne is focused on the future after graduating and overcoming school bullies who teased her about the effects of an injury she suffered at birth. Find out more.
Did you know applications for our 2024 training contracts open on 1 November? Our current trainees and colleagues give you an insight into what it’s like to work with us, and top tips to help you complete your application. Find out more now.
"Going from able bodied to becoming disabled - the difference is huge in what people think I can achieve." For National Inclusion Week, we're sharing Owen Tooth's story, director of our behind the scenes film about the inclusive production of our campaign. Read more now.
"All I want to do is participate in the world and be involved" This National Inclusion Week, we're looking back at Ian Treherne's story. Known as 'The Blind Photographer' Ian was a member of our production team for our ad campaign last year. Find out more now.
To celebrate National Inclusion Week 2022, we're looking back at our ad campaign which took an inclusive approach. We brought together people who are often overlooked: those with disabilities, both hidden and visible. Find out more now.
If you want a rewarding, long-lasting career in a supportive and successful environment, then come and join our journey. Work from one of our 17 offices, at home, or in a way that suits you. Join our journey.
“I've always been accepted for who I am and what I have to bring, and my career has gone from strength to strength as a result. It's important that the LGBTQ+ community have visible role models that they can see in senior positions. I know when I was growing up, that was what helped me, and that's something that I'm really passionate about, making sure that I give back.” Find out why life at Irwin Mitchell works for Luke.
“Our working environment is flexible, inclusive and focused, so we can provide the best service for our clients. We pride ourselves on our expertise, but the friendly nature of our business and the warmth of our colleagues is what makes us successful.” Find out why life at Irwin Mitchell suits Chani.
“Our Flexible by Choice policy is absolutely fantastic, because it empowers us to work in a way that works for us. It's given me more time to do the things I enjoy doing and it benefits our clients as well.” Read more about why life at Irwin Mitchell works for Padma.
“Having a positive work-life balance is important. It can be challenging given the clients I work with, but I wouldn’t have it any other way. Work is one of my happy places and it’s what keeps me going.” Discover more about why life at Irwin Mitchell suits Nicola.
“Working in such a large firm so early on in my career is both exciting and challenging. You’re working with people who’ve worked in the legal industry for many years, so there’s a lot of responsibility but that comes with many fantastic opportunities.” Learn more about why life at Irwin Mitchell works for Angela.
“Career progression is something we strive for here. I started the Associate Project Management Qualification as an apprenticeship, which is an amazing opportunity and something that’s going to add value to my current role.” Find out more about why life at Irwin Mitchell suits Emma.
“We can all make a positive impact, and if you're lucky enough to work for an organisation like ours, then you've got the support to do that. There are so many ways you can get involved with initiatives here and we’re always looking for brilliant, bright, new colleagues who can make a positive difference.” Discover why life at Irwin Mitchell works for Kate.
“One of the things I'm most proud of is our commitment to diversity and inclusion. A lot of organisations pay lip service to it, but we see it in action every day here. I come from a really diverse background and so equality is really important to me.” Find out why life at Irwin Mitchell suits Jeremy.
“We have a very strong and inclusive culture here. You can be who you want to be, and this is celebrated and valued. Being diverse and inclusive brings great value to our business, making it stronger and a much better place to work.“ Find out why life at Irwin Mitchell suits Ed.
Athlete welfare is being discussed now more than ever. At our recent Beyond the Pitch conference, sports experts came together to discuss what needs to be done to protect athletes’ mental, physical and financial wellbeing. Watch our video to catch up on the highlights.
