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Lizzie Williams

Lizzie Williams is a partner and solicitor advocate specialising in commercial litigation. Lizzie has a diverse commercial disputes practice and wide-ranging experience of litigation and arbitration including urgent injunctions, appeals and group litigation. Lizzie acts for a wide range of clients, from high net worth individuals to large corporates, including technology companies, established brands across a broad range of industries, public sector entities and startups. Lizzie has particular expertise in commercial disputes with a technology angle. Lizzie advises on traditional IT disputes (involving hardware, software development, outsourcing and licensing) and disputes involving emerging technologies (including artificial intelligence, digital assets and blockchain). In addition, Lizzie advises on disputes arising out of cyber-attacks and online payment frauds, disputes involving investments into technology companies, disputes about technology procurement processes and the management and resetting of distressed digital transformation projects. Lizzie is recognised as a “Key Lawyer” in Commercial Litigation and Artificial Intelligence in The Legal 500. Clients say Lizzie “is the best commercial litigator around” and praise her “calm, responsive and very creative approach delivered with considerable expertise”. Lizzie is the author of the Practical Law practice note AI Disputes and Risk Mitigation and the book A Practical Guide to Smart Contracts and the Law and regularly speaks at industry events. · Harbottle & Lewis LLP

EnglandCommercial Litigation, Arbitration

About

Partner and solicitor advocate at Harbottle & Lewis LLP specialising in commercial litigation, with wide-ranging experience in litigation and arbitration including urgent injunctions, appeals and group litigation. She has particular expertise in technology-related disputes — including IT outsourcing and software, artificial intelligence, digital assets and blockchain — and advises on cyber-attacks, online payment frauds, technology investments, procurement and distressed digital transformation projects.

Practice areas

Commercial LitigationArbitrationTechnology / IT DisputesArtificial Intelligence & Emerging TechnologiesCybersecurity & FraudInjunctions & Appellate

Office

England

Harbottle & Lewis LLP · Lizzie Williams is a partner and solicitor advocate specialising in commercial litigation. Lizzie has a diverse commercial disputes practice and wide-ranging experience of litigation and arbitration including urgent injunctions, appeals and group litigation. Lizzie acts for a wide range of clients, from high net worth individuals to large corporates, including technology companies, established brands across a broad range of industries, public sector entities and startups. Lizzie has particular expertise in commercial disputes with a technology angle. Lizzie advises on traditional IT disputes (involving hardware, software development, outsourcing and licensing) and disputes involving emerging technologies (including artificial intelligence, digital assets and blockchain). In addition, Lizzie advises on disputes arising out of cyber-attacks and online payment frauds, disputes involving investments into technology companies, disputes about technology procurement processes and the management and resetting of distressed digital transformation projects. Lizzie is recognised as a “Key Lawyer” in Commercial Litigation and Artificial Intelligence in The Legal 500. Clients say Lizzie “is the best commercial litigator around” and praise her “calm, responsive and very creative approach delivered with considerable expertise”. Lizzie is the author of the Practical Law practice note AI Disputes and Risk Mitigation and the book A Practical Guide to Smart Contracts and the Law and regularly speaks at industry events.

England

Expertise

Technology CompaniesEstablished BrandsPublic Sector EntitiesStartupsIT Outsourcing & Software Development DisputesArtificial Intelligence & AI DisputesDigital Assets & BlockchainCyber-attacks & Online Payment FraudTechnology Procurement & Digital Transformation

Education

  • Law degree, University of Cambridge (First Class, 2010)

Admissions

  • Solicitor Advocate