Advances in technology have continued to gather pace over the last few years, notwithstanding the slowdown in more traditional areas of the economy. We help our clients to unlock the potential of technology as a key commercial asset, and protect them from the potential legal pitfalls.

Our team of commercial solicitors advise both customers and suppliers on the legal implications arising from provision of technological solutions and, in particular, on protection of rights and maximisation of value. Our lawyers' advice may be of a general nature, or may arise from drafting or commenting on technology agreements, including in relation to the development, licensing and maintenance of software, research and development, consultancy services, escrow arrangements and systems integration.  

Our commercial solicitors have many years of experience of advising businesses in relation to technology specific issues. As well as advising an increasing number of businesses whose main business is in developing and licensing software, we advise companies in many sectors in respect of technological solutions, including in finance, gaming, communications, transport and defence.

Our solicitors advise on the full range of Information Technology services, including:

  • Hardware and software licensing and development
  • Software as a service
  • Systems integration projects
  • Outsourcing projects
  • Website design, hosting and maintenance solutions
  • E-commerce terms and conditions
  • Data protection and privacy

Dedicated website and resources for technology companies

See also our dedicated resource, Weblaw, the Information Technology / E-Commerce website for Kingsley Napley LLP, which contains a wealth of in-depth information and templates in relation to domain names, IT law, IT contracts and other related matters.

For more information or to talk to one of our team of commercial technology solicitors, please contact Simon Halberstam.

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