Gowling WLG deals with a variety of contentious and non-contentious TMT matters, with an experienced dispute resolution practice. Jocelyn Paulley heads the team, with a specialism in non-contentious technology matters. In London, the practice includes Matt Hervey, who leads the AI division, and Alexandra Brodie, an experienced litigator in the telecoms sector.
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Testimonials
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- ‘Our go-to firm for our IT and technology contracts. They really get the technical issues and challenges in IT projects and are able to translate them effortlessly into contractual wording and advice, which is understandable and user-friendly for our business. An invaluable member of any project team for the implementation of new software and technologies.’
‘Always responsive, clear and hand-on useful advice.’
Key clients
- Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders Limited
- Virtus Data Centres
- Wates Limited
- Keyloop (UK) Limited
- Sitehop Limited
- Energy Systems Catapult Limited
- National Farmers Union Mutual Society Limited
- Transport for London
- Mixmove Limited
- Lloyd's Register Group Services Limited
- Dudley Building Society
- Halfords UK Limited
- Statkraft GmbH
- The Shrewsbury and Nottingham Maternity Services Inquiries
- ST Telemedia Global Data Centres
- Connected Places Catapult
Work highlights
Advising Transport for London on its £500m re-procurement through Competitive Dialogue of the supply contract in respect of the London Cycle Hire Scheme.
Advising Wates in relation to a wide variety of agreements concerning its employee benefits programme, in particular technology agreements.
Advising The Shrewsbury & Telford Maternity Services Inquiry and the Nottingham University Hospital Maternity Services Inquiry (the Inquiries), our role on the inquiry was all encompassing. We advise on all aspects of data collection, management, security and privacy.
Practice head
Jocelyn Paulley
Other key lawyers
Matt Hervey; Alexandra Brodie