Mishcon de Reya has relocated its Oxford team to Oxford North's new global innovation district. The firm has taken a five-year lease on the first floor of The Red Hall, a state-of-the-art building at the centre of the £1.2 billion development.
The move strengthens the firm's presence in Oxford and supports its Vision 2030 strategy, which focuses on the Innovation Economy and the Golden Triangle. The new office will provide an ideal environment for collaboration and growth, further embedding the firm within Oxford's innovation community.
A Long-Standing Oxfordshire Presence
Mishcon de Reya has longstanding connections across Oxfordshire and works closely with businesses, universities, research institutions and investors throughout the region.
The Oxford team advises emerging companies, spinouts and investors across life sciences, deep tech, green and clean tech, AI and other technology sectors.
The firm works with IP and data rich companies and supports businesses throughout their lifecycle, from early-stage investment through to scaleup and maturity. Its work spans corporate and commercial matters, technology transfer, intellectual property strategy, life sciences and defence and dual use technology.
What the Firm Says
Nicola McConville, Partner at Mishcon de Reya, said: “Our relocation to Oxford North reflects the scale and maturity of the Oxford innovation ecosystem and the evolving needs of clients who have worked with us for many years. We are seeing rapid transformation across the Innovation Economy, and clients want advisors who combine sector knowledge, practical experience and a clear understanding of the commercial pressures they face. The new space allows us to bring our teams together more effectively and continue delivering the joined‑up advice that Oxford's founders and investors expect.”
The relocation reinforces the firm's position across the Golden Triangle, complementing the teams in London and Cambridge and connecting clients to international markets through its offices in Hong Kong, Singapore and the UAE.
Related themes run through the UKFOS Oxford 2026 programme, including The Future Economy, Direct Investing in UK Innovation and The Built Environment Reset. Organisations active in the region can also review exhibiting in the UK Growth & Investment Pavilion or partnership routes.
Source: Mishcon de Reya announcement · UKFOS editorial publication date 27 April 2026