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Stuart Blythe

Stuart Blythe

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stuart.blythe@bakerbotts.com

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Stuart is dual U.S./English law qualified and advises on a range of corporate and commercial transactions in the Telecommunications and Technology sectors. Often of a global nature, Stuart focuses on M&A, joint ventures, debt financings and infrastructure projects.

Stuart has specific experience in transactions involving the deployment, acquisition and operation of digital infrastructure including with respect to broadband and subsea networks.

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How do I resolve a dispute with my employer? 1 answer

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Can I claim compensation for medical negligence? 1 answer

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What are my rights if my landlord increases the rent? 1 answer

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How can I claim child maintenance in the UK? 1 answer

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I’ve been asked to attend a police interview. What are my rights and how should I prepare for it?

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How can I protect my assets during a divorce? 1 answer

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I am going through a divorce and want to ensure my assets are fairly divided. What should I do?

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