Health and care competition law issues
We're pleased to invite you to a webinar hosted by Mills & Reeve, featuring a 'fireside chat' with our competition experts, Kate Newman, Simon Elsegood and Nicola Holmes, moderated by Natalie Wade.
Log in to your client extranet for free matter information, know-how and documents.
Mills & Reeve system for employees.

We're pleased to invite you to a webinar hosted by Mills & Reeve, featuring a 'fireside chat' with our competition experts, Kate Newman, Simon Elsegood and Nicola Holmes, moderated by Natalie Wade.
Join Tim Hornby and Tanya Jones on Thursday 16 April as they revisit the impact and consequences for both insurers and insureds.
In our next breakfast briefing, we will look at what these immediate changes mean in practice. We will also consider the further reforms on the horizon, including predictable‑hours rights, compulsory equality action planning, changes to unfair dismissal rules and the restrictions on fire‑and‑re‑hire due in 2026.
This in-person workshop is designed for HR professionals who regularly support managers, employees and teams through difficult or sensitive workplace conversations. As HR practitioners, you often help others raise concerns early, handle issues informally and ensure discussions follow the ACAS Code and this session focuses on strengthening the skills and confidence needed to approach these conversations effectively.
Creating a family can take many different paths. We bring together legal expertise and lived experience to explore the realities of building families today.
Although the EU AI Act has been in force for less than two years, amendments could be made as early as this summer under the EU Omnibus. In the next In-house in Focus webinar, Sven-Erik Holm (GvW Graf von Westphalen) will report on this and on initial experiences of the AI Act in legal practice, and will discuss these issues with Peter Wainman (Mills & Reeve).
In this short, experience‑led webinar, our higher education specialists will explore some of the legal and regulatory issues that most commonly arise in international collaboration arrangements, drawing on recent work from practice.
Join our property and specialty insurance experts at a seminar exploring some of the most significant developments shaping the insurance landscape and what they mean for insurers in 2026. The event will feature three focused sessions, each including time for questions.
Back by popular demand, these in-person seminars are designed to give you practical support, tips and guidance to help you talk to your clients about their personal affairs. Breakfast sandwiches and pastries will be provided.