One Office. International Influence. 

Our Africa desk brings together a cross-practice team with specialist experience of advising on Africa-related matters. We work with African governments, state owned entities, investors, corporates, financial institutions and private clients from around the world who have interests in the region.

Our Asia Pacific (APAC) team provides English law advice to businesses and individuals from the region investing in, or doing business with, the UK.

Our Canada team specialises in advising companies, financial advisers and brokers on transactions involving the London and Canadian capital markets.

Our French-speaking team specialises in advising French, Belgian, Swiss and Francophone African clients on matters of English law.

Our German-speaking lawyers specialise in advising German, Austrian and Swiss clients on matters of English law.

Our long-established team advises Indian clients across a range of sectors on corporate, commercial and real estate transactions as well as private investment activities and related disputes.

Fladgate has long-standing and widely acknowledged expertise in acting for Israeli companies and individuals seeking to expand into the UK market.

Our Middle East team serves the needs of clients from across the region, predominantly in the Gulf Co-operation Council countries of Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Kuwait and Oman, but also in the wider Middle East.

Our multi-disciplinary offshore team acts for businesses, entrepreneurs and high net worth families and individuals, domiciled both in and outside the UK, as well as the banks, trustees and advisers who work with them.

Our Turkey desk advises corporates, financial institutions, UHNW and HNW individuals and family offices from Turkey in connection with their trading and investment activities in the UK as well as in cross-border transactions.

We have represented clients from the United States for over 150 years and are experienced at helping clients and their advisers navigate the differences in approach and styles of communication across the Atlantic.