INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Whether your business is in technology or one of the many that relies on it, we don’t have to tell you that the sector is changing fast. In fact, it can be a struggle to keep up, let alone on top of your legal obligations and commercial opportunities.
OUR EXPERTISE
Our team of technology law experts brings big firm experience and capability to all of your information technology law issues.
We’re committed to working with you to remove risk from your business plans and to generate growth through better ways of working. We’re ambitious about identifying commercial opportunities and negotiating contracts that respond to and anticipate them. We’ll help you navigate the still-changing Brexit and international data challenges. We’ll be there at each step of the way as you develop or implement new technology, as well as when you grow, seek investment, or when you’re considering buying or selling your business and intellectual property.
Most importantly, because our technology solicitors only work with technology or tech-enabled businesses, in particular across the SaaS, RegTech and Workplace Solutions sectors, we not only know the law but we know the IT sector, inside and out. This means our advice is always directly relevant, in language you will understand and closely aligned with the commercial objectives you have for your organisation.
OUR SPECIALIST TECHNOLOGY LAW EXPERTISE INCLUDES:
App development | E-commerce | Software development, support and maintenance | Software licensing | Software reseller agreements | Service Level Agreements | Professional and Implementation / Configuration Services | Development services | Data processing agreements | Web-based services | App terms and EULAs
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ICO TELLS SOCIAL MEDIA AND VIDEO SHARING PLATFORMS TO IMPROVE CHILDREN’S PRIVACY PRACTICES
As part of its Children’s Code Strategy, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) reviewed 34 social media platforms (SMPs) and video sharing platforms (VSPs) that give

SNAP ESCAPES ICO ENFORCEMENT ACTION OVER MY AI CHATBOT WITH SUCCESSFUL 5th ATTEMPT AT A DPIA
Snap’s errors provide a useful steer from the ICO on how to produce a compliant DPIA for generative AI products Following an investigation into concerns

ICO WARNS ORGANISATIONS TO MAKE ADVERTISING COOKIES COMPLIANT
Is your website up to scratch or will the ICO come knocking? Last November the ICO wrote to 53 of the UK’s top 100 websites,
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