Technology creates transformative opportunities, whether you’re scaling a fintech platform, commercialising AI or investing in digital assets.
With legal expertise and technical understanding, we give you peace of mind that every contract, transaction and regulatory issue is handled with precision.
But as technology advances, so do the challenges. Regulatory scrutiny is increasing, contracts can be misaligned with commercial realities, and missteps such as unclear IP ownership, compliance gaps and poor deal structuring are common.
We provide the clarity you need to progress with confidence. Our experienced team helps you anticipate risks, structure deals that work in practice, and ensure compliance without stifling innovation.
Our experience includes:
- Advising clients on their major IT and outsourcing projects. Acting on both “buy” and “sell” side of the market, we advise on contract drafting and negotiation work as well as associated regulatory issues and legal strategy.
- Advising on new technologies and digital assets, including the providers of innovative related platforms.
- Advising the UK’s largest open access, fibre only telecoms operator.
- Advising a leading disruptive emoney institution on its roll out of various products and services.
- Advising the UK Medicines Verification Organisation on its IT system to monitor the registration and labelling of medicinal products, along with related regulatory issues.
- Advising a large vehicle OEM on a range of tech and data queries.
- Advising a household name electronics manufacturer on a range of matters, including in connection with its digital wallet application.
- Technology
- Technology advisory and contracts
- FinTech
- InsureTech
- AdTech
- IP licensing and transactions
- Technology disputes
Charlie Maurice on helping businesses navigate technology, regulation and commercial change
Charlie shares his perspective on the challenges businesses face as technology evolves, from navigating emerging regulation to balancing legal risk with commercial objectives. He explains why understanding clients' businesses is key to delivering practical, commercially focused advice.
