In Scotland’s fast-moving tech sector, we know you’re navigating complex commercial landscapes – from scaling SaaS platforms and securing IP to managing data compliance and negotiating strategic partnerships. We have an excellent reputation in dispute resolution in the tech sector, and understand the pace, the pressure and the potential.
Our specialist IT lawyers provide end-to-end legal support tailored to the needs of ambitious technology businesses. Whether you're procuring new systems, outsourcing services, developing or licensing software or structuring reseller and managed service agreements, we bring deep sector knowledge and commercial clarity to every stage.
We help businesses navigate critical digital infrastructure challenges with confidence. From cloud computing and domain name disputes to encryption, cryptography and full website compliance – including terms and conditions, privacy policies and cookie notices – we’ve got you covered.
But we don’t just draft contracts. We unlock value, manage risk and help you move faster – so your tech can scale securely and strategically.
From start-ups to global platforms, we deliver strategic legal advice across every stage of the tech lifecycle – helping businesses protect their IP, scale securely and navigate the complex regulatory landscape of digital innovation.
From Apple Watches to Fitbits and Strava, fitness trackers are everywhere. These devices have evolved far beyond simple step counters. Today, they monitor everything from heart rate and sleep to menstrual cycles and even stress levels. Many are also using artificial intelligence to tailor workouts and improve performance. With all this personal data being collected, it’s important to ask: how is it being used, stored and protected?
FemTech is one of the fastest-growing industries, bringing groundbreaking innovations to women's health. However, with such rapid expansion comes the challenge of ensuring effective regulation keeps pace. In the UK, a potential regulatory gap has emerged, with many FemTech apps operating outside the boundaries of formal healthcare oversight.
In Iconix v Dream Pairs, the UK Supreme Court confirmed that post-sale confusion is a valid consideration in trade mark infringement. While the appeal was allowed on procedural grounds, the Court affirmed that confusion arising after purchase - such as when products are seen in public - can still damage a brand’s guarantee of origin.
Scotland is rapidly emerging as a key UK tech hub, driven by strong AI startup growth, major infrastructure investments, and new government-backed initiatives like the Scottish Technology Council. While challenges remain around scaling and funding, the region shows strong momentum and potential for continued expansion.
From commercial strategy to copyright, intellectual property and data protection, our legal experts understand the fast-moving demands of technology businesses. We provide clear, practical advice that helps you protect innovation, stay compliant and scale with confidence.