Stuart advises on cyber readiness, breach response, and litigation arising out of data breaches. Stuart also advises both suppliers and customers of distressed technology projects. He is experienced in litigation, arbitration, mediation and other forms of alternative dispute resolution.

Stuart's experience

  • Advised a renewable energy company respond to a Notice of Intent to impose a significant monetary penalty under the 2018 NIS Regulations for alleged cyber security shortcomings, and advising that company with settlement discussions with the relevant regulator.

  • Advised a global medical technology company in its resolution of a pre-action dispute with a biotechnology company relating to issues arising around sensitive data collection by the latter as part of a medical research trial. An amicable resolution was reached which enabled the parties to continue to work together.

    • United Kingdom
  • Advised the UK's Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport on its Local Full Fibre Networks and Rural Gigabit Connectivity programmes, which test different full fibre broadband funding and deployment approaches as part of the Government’s Future Telecoms Infrastructure Review strategy.

  • Advised a mechanical parts distribution company on a compromised business email which led to leakage of financial information and tax information pertaining to corporate entities. Their corporate clients from all over the world were affected and we advised in regards to different privacy regimes across the world and the potential legal risk for such data compromise.

  • Advised a major pharmaceutical manufacturer on dealing with the poor performance of its global financial outsourced services provider. This included negotiating an early exit from the relationship and the smooth transfer of service back to in-house.

  • Advised Heathrow Airport on the procurement of business critical application management services and infrastructure hosting services.

  • Advised a major pharmaceutical manufacturer on dealing with the poor performance of its global financial outsourced services provider. This included negotiating an early exit from the relationship and the smooth transfer of service back to in-house.

  • Advised a financial services outsourcing company concerning a terminated implementation programme. This included dealing with the exit from the service and settling all disputes between the parties, ensuring the services company's intellectual property was retained.

  • Represented ​Teva on its successful patent revocation proceedings regarding Astra Zeneca's quetiapine SR product (Court of Appeal) and co-ordination of related pan-EU patent proceedings.

Out-Law / Insight by Stuart Davey

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