Case studies

What our clients say

...I found [the IT Group Expert] to be extremely proficient and knowledgeable in the case matter and found his report to be very informative and to the point in regards to the key findings...

Clyde & Co

I was impressed by [the IT Group Expert's] incredibly fast turnaround. They were very thorough and the investigation was carried out with great attention to detail.

Addleshaw Goddard LLP

I would not hesitate in recommending [the IT Group Expert] because he brings immense energy and expertise to bear on the issues, is clear and concise in writing and extremely persuasive when giving evidence.

4 Pump Court

From the initial instruction, [the IT Group Expert] provided robust, coherent and purposeful advice which paid particularly close attention to the instruction, a trait not always forthcoming in experts.

Weightmans

The report was instrumental in enabling us to obtain a satisfactory settlement of the claim brought by our client.

Blackhurst Budd

I have recommended [the IT Group expert] to a number of clients in heavy IT litigation because [their] expert reports are balanced, lucid and above all, jargon-free.

8 New Square

[The IT Group expert] has been unflappable in dealing with a very large scale, complex IT dispute with an extremely difficult defendant and expert on the opposing side.

Freeths

Our projects

Source code

Consumer Goods & Services

Investigation of software licensing dispute involving alleged copyright infringement

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Consumer Goods & Services

Investigation of software licensing dispute involving alleged copyright infringement

Instructed in the High Court case AFD Software v DCML Ltd to investigate a licensing dispute involving software enabling access to the Royal Mail’s postcode database for use in the automotive industry. Investigations focused on software copyright infringement via the replication of proprietary source code in memory when using the software, the basis upon which a £14.1m claim was calculated, and analysis of technical validity of the argument.

Caledonian ferry

Consumer Goods & Services

Expert technology opinion for digital island ferry ticketing dispute

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Consumer Goods & Services

Expert technology opinion for digital island ferry ticketing dispute

Instructed to provide IT and project delivery expert witness services in the case of David MacBrayne Ltd v Atos IT Services (UK) Ltd, held before the Outer House of the Scottish Court of Session, concerning failed implementation of a new ferry ticketing system for a fleet of 33 vessels serving 53 ports throughout Scotland’s Hebridean and Clyde islands. Following contract review, considered primary causes of delay and failure and key dispute issues, including delivery methodology (‘Agile’ vs. ‘Waterfall’).