Our TMT sector expertise
We have developed our TMT offering over many years. As such, many of our lawyers have direct industry experience: we have musicians, music publishers and software coders in our ranks. Our partners are non-execs of technology companies and trustees of contemporary art galleries.
We act for suppliers and buyers of technology, telecoms operators and resellers, managed IT service providers, SEO businesses, creative and advertising agencies, web developers, broadcasters, authors, musicians, publishers, big brands and many others in this diverse and exciting sector.
We understand what it is you do and deliver the legal bit without overcomplicating delivery of the objective.
This is a fast moving sector and our lawyers keep up with it, regularly publishing white papers on cutting edge legal issues and contributing to submissions to government on new law.
Our clients send their people on secondment to us, and we send ours to them. This enables us to develop a deep industry knowledge and incredible relationships with our clients.
You need relevant advice delivered quickly. We won’t sit on the fence. We will tell you what we think and what you should do.
We have worked with some of the largest ground-breaking technology, media and telecoms businesses in the country. We also support many TMT start-ups and fast-growth companies. The majority of our TMT clients are SMEs.
Operating in the TMT sector, your legal requirements will be diverse. You may require specialist advice peculiar to the sector, or more traditional services delivered with an understanding of what is important to you.
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