by Richard Norman and Dan Jones 16 June 2025

Technology disputes can be complex. It can be difficult to remember everything while trying to get to grips with the factual and legal issues whilst putting in place a litigation strategy. Certain key issues must be considered to minimise risk and to ensure the efficient management of the dispute.

At a glance

  • Identify the issues: Determine the main issues central to the dispute, including relevant governing law and jurisdiction, to devise a resolution strategy.
  • Consider insurance cover: Check if the dispute is covered by insurance, including legal expenses insurance, and notify insurers if required.
  • Understand time limits: Verify applicable time limits, both contractual and statutory.
  • Manage documents and property: Develop a strategy for managing documents, including electronic ones, understand what the key documents are and how to control the creation of new documents.
  • People and team selection: Identify involved individuals, understand the technology at issue, and consider the need for experts or external lawyers. Maintain contact with relevant witnesses and assess the benefits of an early merits assessment.
  • Consider our top tips: Utilise our checklist below when a technology dispute arises.

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