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.
Join the TDN for mulled wine, mince pies and to watch a mock IT Court hearing in which two parties fundamentally disagree about the interpretation of a software licensing agreement, and the limits now placed by the Courts on estoppel in our post-Rock Advertising world. This event will be held on Wednesday 17 December at 6.00pm at 4 Pump Court, Temple, London, EC4Y 7AN.
Two leaders and two juniors from 4 Pump Court will heatedly debate these points, under the watchful eye (and persistent questioning) of a silk. At the end, there will be an audience vote as to who has carried the day.
Judge: Terrence Bergin KC
For the Claimant, Bean-Counter Solutions: Quentin Tannock and Rebecca Keating
For the Defendant, Reel’Em In Rodeos: Richard Osborne and Alex Taylor
Software licensing issues are increasingly at the heart of commercial disputes. Join us for this festive TDN event to:
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.
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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
Judith is a partner at Bevan Brittan. She specialises in complex contractual disputes, including technology disputes. She has significant experience of adjudication, mediation and Court proceedings, including Court of Appeal success. Recent experience includes advising a major financial institution on issues arising from the disaggregation of an IT contract, resulting in disputes with both the incumbent and the new supplier.
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