Wiggin LLP continues to advise prominent AI developers and global adopters on complex AI transactions, governance, and compliance mandates. The team has been notably active in relation to copyright infringement claims involving generative AI training datasets and ‘digital resurrection’ projects. Clients from the gaming, music, and media sectors benefit from the firm’s strong commercial and regulatory expertise. Practice head Mark Deem, a solicitor-advocate, specialises in the technology sector and brings a deep understanding of AI-related issues. Rachel Alexander plays a central role in the team’s ongoing IP and online enforcement work.
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‘They are a centre of excellence in their fields and related litigation. Particularly Mark Deem.'
‘Mark Deem is very responsive, a pleasure to communicate with, is quick minded regarding next steps and follow through.’
‘Wiggin's team is the best-in-class in a crowded market. It is our go-to firm for rights protection work and cutting-edge copyright analysis and litigation, including on AI issues.’
Key clients
- AT&T
- Boon Global
- CCP Games
- Eyes of AI
- I-PTC
- Outlier Ventures
- Sage Group
- SardineAI
Work highlights
Advise I-PTC on risk management and commercial litigation threats related to the development of its AI-based and computer vision coding technology.
Provide risk advisory and dispute advice to Boon Global (formerly PsychAI).
Advising SardineAI on the application of various UK regulatory frameworks to Sardine product offerings and on key strategic commercial contracts.
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Practice head
Mark Deem
Other key lawyers
Marcus Bagnall; Ted Shapiro; Chris Hammond; Patrick Rennie; Ross Sylvester; Calum Smyth; Gordon Moir