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Tom Levine

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  • Lawyer
  • London

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Tom has in-depth expertise of the telecoms and technology sectors, having spent over 20 years at the firm as associate and partner advising clients in these sectors in developed and developing markets.

Tom focuses on complex commercial, regulatory and IP matters, advising on both stand-alone projects as well as corporate transactions. He also provides sector specialist support on project and corporate finance transactions.

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What should I do if I am accused of a crime? 1 answer

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I have been accused of a crime and may face legal action. What steps should I take to defend myself?

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What are my rights if I’m stopped by the police? 1 answer

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I was stopped by the police while driving. What are my rights and obligations?

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What should I do if my neighbour builds on my property? 1 answer

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I’ve discovered that my neighbour has extended their property onto my land. What are my legal

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I received a parking fine, but I think it was issued unfairly. What are my options to contest it?

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Can I claim compensation for an accident at work? 1 answer

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15.12.2024

I was injured at work due to unsafe conditions. What are my rights to claim compensation?

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Can I claim compensation for medical negligence? 1 answer

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15.12.2024

I believe I’ve suffered due to a medical error. What are my rights to claim compensation?

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Can I claim compensation for a delayed train journey? 1 answer

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15.12.2024

My train was delayed significantly, causing inconvenience. Can I request compensation?

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How do I protect my intellectual property in the UK? 1 answer

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I’ve created a product and want to ensure it’s legally protected. What steps should I take?

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