Shoosmiths LLP‘s IT and telecoms practice is co-led by Luke Stubbs and Andrew Whalley. Stubbs, who is head of the firm’s fintech sub-sector, advises on a wide range of technology matters, from discrete tech contracts to digital transformation projects and outsourcing, both domestically and internationally. Whalley leads on contentious matters, with a focus on telecoms and technology disputes, as well as data breach claims. Lyndsay Crowder-Barton also plays a key role in the team, particularly in handling telecoms and tech-related disputes.
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- 'Andrew Whalley is an excellent partner with great strategic judgment who knows when to roll up his sleeves and get stuck into the detail. Lyndsay Crowder-Barton is a real specialist in this area who combines great knowledge of technical concepts with solid legal analysis.'
- 'Excellent sector specific knowledge, standout individuals at both partner and associate level, and an overall great ethos.'
Key clients
- Volkswagen Group
- ABN Amro
Work highlights
Acting for global fintech provider TerraPay, advising on contract terms and associated business structures (including to navigate regulatory requirements).
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Practice head
Luke Stubbs; Andrew Whalley
Other key lawyers
Lyndsay Crowder-Barton