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Technology, Media & Communications

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We are deeply immersed in the Technology, Media & Communications sector, and whether you are a global, international or domestic business or just starting up with an idea, we can help you navigate the legal and regulatory environment.
 

Technology, Media & Communications

Understanding the Technology, Media & Communications sector

Whether it be our unrivalled telecommunications expertise or our FinTech and RegTech experience, our blockchain and cryptocurrency team, prestigious corporate transactions, or in-depth intellectual property knowledge, and dedication to the start-up and innovation space: our global Technology, Media & Communications team will support your business at every stage of its growth.

Our Technology, Media & Communications team deliver industry knowledge and expertise

Our technology, media and communications lawyers recognise the immense and immersive extent of the sector and connect their expertise in commercial licensing, IT outsourcing, corporate and M&A, dispute management, intellectual property, data privacy and GDPR, insurance, and regulation, all with a decisive and transparent approach.

Our team understand technology and can help you deliver strategies important to your business. By leveraging our global network, we can help you exploit your IP portfolio, mitigate infringement risks and maximise the returns on your IP rights. We can support you in protecting and capturing value from your intangible assets such as technologies, brands, products or data services. Regardless if it's contentious or non-contentious, our specialists will come to aid with mediation, commercial litigation, technology disputes, defamation, privacy and data protection, crisis management, content advice and regulation.  

Our global legal advisory presence - coupled with our unique Legal Operations and Business Services divisions - means we can also offer strategic advice and insights whilst taking away day-to-day project administration. Through our dedication to embrace change and efficiency and our own proprietary technology innovation, we can deliver the highest value, scaled to your needs.

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Shaping the future of telecoms: DWF insights from the RICS UK&I Telecoms Conference 2024
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Shaping the future of telecoms: DWF insights from the RICS UK&I Telecoms Conference 2024 29 Nov 2024

The conference provided critical insights into topics such as renewable energy, developments in medical technology (and their reliance on connectivity), the latest on full fibre broadband roll-out (particularly in rural areas), an update on 5G and its impact on the ‘internet of things’ and many more.

 
International Intellectual Property Magazine
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International Intellectual Property Magazine 27 Nov 2024

Welcome to the second issue of our International Intellectual Property Magazine, bringing you up-to-date and relevant news from the ever-evolving world of IP.

 
Government Legal Risk Matrix updated
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Government Legal Risk Matrix updated 15 Nov 2024

The Attorney General’s Legal Risk Guidance is a core document for lawyers advising on public sector matters because it sets out how to identify, assess, and manage legal risks as part of the decision-making process. The new Labour government has revised this guidance, changing some of the categories and emphasising the importance of the rule of law. The guidance also contains a definition of when advice should state that a proposed course of action is unlawful and expressly states that the government is obliged to honour legal obligations arising under domestic and international law.

 

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Stewart Room

Head of Technology, Media & Communications Sector

United Kingdom

 

Ben McLeod

Partner

United Kingdom

 

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