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Our Technology Lawyers 

We are best known for acting for some of the world’s most prominent technology companies, as well as rapidly growing clients deploying innovative technologies in order to disrupt traditional industries, from advertising and HR management to sport. 

We have a history of advising on ground-breaking IT transactions and cases, as well as litigating on behalf of a number of unique international software and hardware clients, with a specialist team of technology disputes lawyers.  

We support both technology suppliers looking to exploit their tech assets and customers implementing tech solutions within their own organisation and offerings. This includes: 

  • Advising on the development and launch of new technology products and services to market (be it domestic or with a global scale roll out); 
  • Helping to navigate the regulatory landscape and exploit technology assets (or third-party technology assets) through licensing models;  
  • Advising in relation to collaborations with third parties, such as referral arrangements or value-added reseller arrangements;  
  • Using our network of contacts and cross-border contract experience to provide multi-jurisdictional commercially focused legal and regulatory advice. 

We have extensive experience advising on the exploitation of emerging tech in sectors including AI and deep learning; FinTech and InsureTech; LegalTech; Digital Health; SaaS.

Technology is at the heart of everything we do 

Our Technology Group is an integrated team of lawyers drawn from the breadth of our firm's expertise - from commercial and corporate, to employment and disputes, and many more in between. Our Technology Group also includes non-legal experts in fields such as data protection, cyber security and data science who work alongside our lawyers to deliver seamless services to support our clients embrace both the challenges and opportunities of operating in rapidly transforming sectors across the globe.     

Tech Services

Guides
  • Protecting digital designs in the UK: a practical guide to the UKIPO's clarified registration practice

    The UKIPO’s new Design Practice Notice brings much-needed clarity to registering digital designs, including animations and GUIs, setting out practical filing requirements and common pitfalls. It highlights the importance of presenting a clear, unitary design and using representations effectively to avoid objections. With differences emerging between UK and EU regimes, designers must also carefully plan and co-ordinate their international filing strategies from the outset.

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