Clayton Utz
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Clayton Utz advises on IT procurement, technology contracts and telecommunications matters, acting for both corporate and government clients. Sydney-based Ken Saurajen was appointed as head of the national technology practice in July 2025 and is experienced in technology transactions across the finance, retail, software and telecoms sectors. Tim Webb is recognised as a trusted adviser for telecommunications clients. Walid Sukari focuses on commercial contracting and IT agreements, including outsourcing, software licensing and infrastructure arrangements. Bruce Lloyd contributes expertise in both transactional and contentious technology work, while Robert Dearn and Angie Freeman add further depth to the team. The group is well placed to advise clients on complex IT and telecoms projects.
Legal 500 Editorial commentary
Testimonials
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- 'The partner we primarily work with is Angie Freeman, supported by Robert Dearn. We have found these lawyers - and their team - to be more available and responsive than their competitors, so that we can have confidence that they will always meet agreed timeframes. They establish a solid working relationship with both the corporate inhouse legal team as well as the relevant business areas in the organisation.'
- ‘Tim Webb is usually our first port of call. He heads up an excellent team, with real depth.’
Key clients
- Amplitel
- Universities of Adelaide and South Australia; new Adelaide University
Work highlights
Acted for Amplitel on the preparation of key strategic submissions and the provision of information to regulators and the government relating to mobile infrastructure access and competition issues including challenges in regional Australia.