Working with some of the world's most innovative and technologically advanced companies we have established a formidable reputation for advice at the cutting edge of law.
This has enabled us to develop a unique understanding of the nature of disputes which inevitably arise in our clients' businesses.The typical e-commerce enterprise is innovative in both nature and structure. It might seek to exploit an old idea in a new way or to lead an established business in a new direction. Its vision could be entirely revolutionary or it might simply draw upon age-old practices. What is inevitable is that it will involve relationships, money and risk, all of which must be managed successfully for the business to flourish.
We therefore aim to focus upon the commercial and practical implications of any dispute for our clients' new business. We have an entirely flexible approach which allows us to adapt to the demands of this specialist sector and to identify the most appropriate dispute resolution procedures which will fulfil our clients' individual commercial objectives.
The breadth of our existing client base in the e-commerce sector and the volume of the work we undertake in this field ensures we are expertly placed to handle all e-commerce related disputes. This invaluable resource positions us well to help our clients achieve the swift and cost-effective resolution of disputes.
Disputes are disruptive and costly for even the most established of businesses. In the e-commerce sector they could mean the difference between the success or failure of the enterprise. With this in mind, our adept dispute lawyers work closely with clients in devising their risk management strategies. Our extensive experience in this sector allows us to anticipate and protect against potential problems.
In the e-commerce sector, we act for a wide range of entities, including ISPs, internet start-ups, multi-nationals, retailers, on-line service providers, interactive networks, finance houses and individuals.
We handle all forms of dispute, including joint venture agreements, complex financing arrangements, service provision, company law issues, domain name wrangles, encryption problems, data-transmission, contracts, intellectual property and fraud.