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IT & Telecommunications

Hardwicke’s barristers are frequently instructed to act and advise in relation to all forms of IT & Telecoms disputes including the design and supply of computer systems and telecoms equipment, software copyright, the design and implementation of search engine optimisation systems, database rights and negligence actions for and against designers and consultants.

Our barristers also have broad experience in internet issues, ranging from service provision to domain name piracy and cyber-squatting. We are also able to accept instructions in relation to specialist procedures such as the Nominet dispute resolution procedure.

We also understand that IT disputes can require urgent action and Hardwicke is well placed to put teams in place to deal with emergency applications such as injunctions and disclosure orders.

Hardwicke also deal with non-contentious issues such as software licensing and drafting terms and conditions for website sales and website use. We understand the needs of our IT clients and our barristers are happy to work in teams with software engineers and other specialists to ensure that the requirements of the particular claim are met.

Our barristers also have a wealth of experience in the technical engineering type claims relating to providing IT and Telecoms infrastructure. 

If you would like more information on how Hardwicke could help with your IT & Telcoms issues, please call our friendly and professional practice managers on 020 7242 2523 or e-mail enquiries@hardwicke.co.uk.

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