The Technology, Media and Telecoms (TMT) Group at Ally Law helps enterprises, entrepreneurs, and inventors cut through the noise, identify and protect their key creative assets, and put those resources to work. We advise clients at every step, from conducting intellectual property audits and detailed reviews of legislative and regulatory issues to negotiating research and development, confidentiality, licensing and technology-transfer agreements.
Our member firms maintain offices in hundreds of key commercial centers worldwide. Many of our network delegates and individual lawyers are active participants in leading domestic and international industry groups and associations. This involvement ensures that we are at the forefront of legal developments and trends wherever and whenever they arise.
Together, we deliver comprehensive, cross-jurisdictional legal counsel on a wide array of issues that arise at every step of technology development, protection and commercialization processes. We have particular experience advising clients in complex multijurisdictional deals, taking advantage of our network approach to efficiently and seamlessly handle global transactions.
We quickly develop an in-depth understanding of our client’s objectives, then analyze the regulatory and competitive landscape within the client’s industry, after which we develop and execute legal and business strategies that can help protect client interests while maximizing their return on investment.
Disputes with vendors, suppliers, customers and law enforcement officials might arise at any time, in any place. Our skilled, experienced litigators represent clients in trials, appeals, arbitrations and mediations in local, national and international courtrooms, and before respected arbitral institutions.
Our lawyers represent clients from every sector of the global economy, including advertising, aviation, biotech, data aggregation, entertainment and media, food and beverage, gaming, garment, healthcare, higher education, hospitality, medical devices, natural resources, outsourcing, pharmaceuticals, software, sporting goods and telecommunications.
In this 2024 Chambers Guide, Shehata & Partners gives a local perspective on the digital economy and related sectors.
Ally Law’s Latinx member firms are pleased to provide this jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction guide to the region’s employee privacy laws.
In this edition of GlobalMatters, BTG Advaya discusses the key developments in the field and what to expect in 2024.
The Chambers Europe Guide ranks top lawyers and law firms across the European legal market. Some member highlights from the latest guide include:
Hayes Solicitors (Ireland) is ranked in Band 2 in TMT: Media, and Joseph O’Malley and David Phelan, both ranked in Band 2 in the same. With a diverse client list that includes leading Irish newspapers, talent agencies and production companies, they act on a broad selection of media law mandates with a strength in advertising matters. They provide key publishing sector clients with pre- and post-publication support, including the defence of defamation claims.
Chambers Latin America ranks the top lawyers and law firms in 19 jurisdictions, spanning Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean, as well as all Spanish-speaking countries in South America. Some member highlights from the latest guide include:
The Chambers Brazil Guide ranks the top lawyers and law firms in Brazil. Some member highlights from the most recent guide include:
The Legal 500 EMEA edition analyzes capabilities of law firms in 80 jurisdictions across Europe, Middle East and Africa. Member firms highlighted in the most recent guide include:
The Legal 500 Latin America edition analyzes capabilities of law firms in Mexico, Central America and South America. Member firms highlighted in the most recent guide include:
The Legal 500 Asia Pacific provides unbiased commentary and insight into the legal marketplaces of 25 Asia Pacific jurisdictions.
We work together to deliver local business intelligence and value with global depth and reach.