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TMT disputes & renegotiations

Where we bring together our legal expertise, insights and experience in IT and technology disputes and renegotiations.

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We advise clients through difficult and uncertain matters, using all forms of dispute resolution procedures including mediation, international arbitration and litigation.

Technology disputes

We act for both customers and suppliers on complex matters in relation to international telecoms infrastructure, telecoms regulatory, data and information technology disputes.

Technology renegotiation

We act for both customers and suppliers at all stages of the project lifecycle and understand each party’s drivers and challenges. We offer realistic and pragmatic solutions to tackling distressed projects and ensure that clients avoid the disruption, reputational damage and costs of a protracted dispute and litigation.

 

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Our latest work

Our advisers act on domestic and international projects of all shapes and sizes, working with many of the leading names across this diverse sector. Browse our experience below, or use the filters to look-up recent work in particular geographies and legal disciplines.

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    Advised a major European IT consulting and software provider in its claim against a storage and information management supplier over failures and delays in delivering a large public sector IT project. The dispute settled pre action following multi stage mediation.

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    Advised a major US global technology company on obtaining third party discovery under the Hague Convention, an international treaty facilitating the cross-border exchange of evidence for legal proceedings.

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    Defended a technology company facing claims for defamation, malicious falsehood, conspiracy to injure and breach of confidence brought by two corporate claimants.

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    Advised a major European headquartered global consulting and technology services provider, regarding a dispute involving an international software licence agreement with a major customer.

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    Advised a platform client in relation to a cross-border regulatory inquiry. This included advising on defence strategy and anticipated remediations. It also included co-counselling on connected litigation.

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    Advised a UK-based motorcycling insurance provider on reviewing and negotiating IT and insurance distribution contracts with suppliers for datacentre infrastructure and cloud contact centre services.

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    Assisting a biotechnology company with patent litigation relating to patent entitlement issues in the field of functional plant-based proteins

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    Advising a large international automotive group on an ongoing basis on all marketing-related aspects of the launch of their electric vehicles. We also advice on all advertising law and data protection issues, most recently in particular with regard to the Digital Services Act. Our advice includes representing the client in legal disputes.

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    Advised German Digital Library (DDB) on a model copyright proceeding before the European Court of Justice (ECJ).

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    Advised a leading international technology group on various advertising law and trademark law issues and proceedings, including action against competitors and novel marketing concepts (e.g. NFTs)."

Our expertise, at your disposal

With over 490 partners and 3000 people around the world, we are well-placed to support you across a full range of legal and advisory services.

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Pinsent Masons strengthens IP offering with new patent attorney partner Fred Nicolle in London

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