Experienced Internet Technology Legal Specialist located in London, UK, dedicated to navigating the complexities of digital law
Navigating the legal frontiers of AI, data and digital innovation.
A London-based niche practice advising founders, technology businesses and creative companies in the UK and internationally on AI governance, cross-border data, software, platforms and Web3, led by a solicitor who has practised internet law since 1999.
Technology problems are rarely only technical. Underneath they are questions of ownership, contract, liability and compliance. We combine over 25 years of internet, intellectual property and commercial law with a working understanding of how products are built, trained, deployed and funded.
Governance frameworks, liability allocation and the legal consequences of how AI systems are trained and used.
Proactive data governance for products that collect, share and move personal data across borders.
The contracts that sit underneath every digital product, from development and licensing to cloud and SaaS supply.
Documentation and rights for next-generation projects, with regulatory questions identified at the outset.
Protecting, licensing and enforcing the assets that give a technology business its value.
Each service page sets out the detail, documents and practical next steps for that area.
AI governance, supplier contracts, training data, ownership of outputs and the regulatory position for AI products and AI-assisted creative work.
Bespoke terms of use and sale, acceptable-use and content policies for websites, marketplaces and online platforms, drafted around how the service actually works.
App terms, privacy notices, in-app purchasing and subscriptions, children's data and the interaction between app-store rules and your business model.
Token and platform documentation, smart-contract agreements, NFT rights and disputes involving digital assets.
Technology clients need lawyers who understand their ecosystem: how revenue is made, where the risk sits and what investors and platforms will expect.
Platform and user documentation, digital payments terms, crypto-asset projects and smart contracts, with financial-promotion and registration questions flagged for specialist input.
Cross-border consumer platforms, marketplaces, subscriptions, content moderation and online safety duties, and digital advertising and influencer marketing compliance.
Studios, producers, agencies and creators adopting AI and digital tools: production-chain contracts, content rights, confidentiality of unreleased assets and platform enforcement.
Digital products cross borders from the first user. We help clients scale internationally without the legal framework falling behind the product.
We advise under English law from London and act for clients and counterparties based overseas. Where a matter turns on another country's law, we identify the issue early and scope the local-law input required, so you know where the English-law position ends.
Reviewed AI warranties, indemnities and liability allocation across overseas vendors and main production contracts, clarifying exposure and negotiation priorities.
Analysed development agreements and residual developer claims for a SaaS platform whose ownership dispute was delaying a €15 million investment.
Advised a pre-launch app on children's data, privacy documentation and the interaction between in-app purchasing rules and physical-product supply.
Anonymised and high-level. Past work does not guarantee a particular outcome in any future matter.
Peter Adediran has worked at the intersection of internet, intellectual property and commercial law since 1999, and shares that experience with legal professionals, industry and clients.
Peter delivers professional training for legal professionals in partnership with MBL Seminars, the international training and CPD organisation that has trained more than 286,000 professionals across 73 countries. His sessions cover software IP ownership, chain of title, technology contracts and commercial risk.
A conversation for the WorkWise for Screen Podcast, a BFI-supported programme, on proportionate confidentiality, protected disclosures and clear drafting.
Practical articles on AI, software IP and the digital economy, written or reviewed by Peter Adediran.
A short summary helps us confirm whether the matter falls within our practice and the right next step.
Matters usually begin with a fixed-fee initial review of the agreed documents and questions, followed by a consultation with our principal solicitor. Scope and fees for any further work are agreed in advance.
Contact us today to learn how we can help safeguard your success.
Two flexible models — pick what fits your matter and cash-flow:
