We are an inclusive forum for professionals from the technology and legal industries interested in avoiding, managing and winning tech disputes.
Based in London, we offer members the opportunity to hear from leading domain experts and develop professional connections in a relaxed manner and free of charge.
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The Tech Disputes Network is a place to keep abreast of the latest ideas on avoiding and managing disputes, and to meet fellow professionals in an informal setting.
We run regular seminars covering topics of direct relevance to the tech industry, and it’s a great opportunity to meet like-minded people, share ideas and make contacts.
Learn about cutting-edge trends from the people who are behind them. Enjoy the opportunity to ask questions and exchange ideas in an friendly and casual atmosphere.
Our engaging seminars offer a mix of topics to interest all members of the industry, led by sector experts. It’s a great opportunity to meet like-minded people, share ideas and make new contacts.
If you like the sound of listening to interesting speakers in a casual setting followed by good company and free drinks, sign up to our mailing list and we’ll send you the details of our next event, as well as our latest podcasts.
Join the Technology Disputes Network on 2nd July when Twenty Essex will be hosting a debate as to who should bear the loss in this situation – the customer or the counterparty?
Panel:
Date: 2nd July 2025
Venue: Twenty Essex, 23 Essex Street, Temple, London, WC2R 3AA
Time: Registration from 5.30pm for a 6pm start, followed by drinks – finishing at 9pm
To register please click here.
Share ideas, meet new people, and hear from expert speakers. With new topics every time, our relaxed and informal evening events are forming a new hub for people involved in the central London Tech industry.
The Tech Disputes Network is run by Sam Roberts of Cooke, Young & Keidan LLP. You can contact us on the details below.
Email: enquiry@disputes.tech
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