Helen Pugh to chair TDN panel event on Open Source Software

Helen Pugh will be chairing the upcoming Tech Disputes Network panel discussion event on 17th January 2023; “Open Source Software Developers: Good Samaritans or Baiters of Guinea Pigs?”

The Tech Disputes Network (TDN) is an inclusive forum for professionals from the technology and legal industries interested in avoiding, managing and winning tech disputes. 

They offer members the opportunity to hear from leading domain experts and develop professional connections in a relaxed manner. The network is run by Sam Roberts of Cooke Young & Keidan and Helen Pugh of Outer Temple Chambers is a committee member. Outer Temple has a long history of supporting the network, including contributing to podcasts and speaking at events.

We will be hosting their latest event, a panel discussion, on Tuesday 17th January at 5.30pm.

Panel Discussion

Open source software developers should owe a tortious duty of care, and in some circumstances a fiduciary duty of care, to users of its software.

Chair:

• Helen Pugh – Outer Temple Chambers

Panellists include:

• Will Harris – CEO of Unbound
• Rebecca Keating – 4 Pump Court
• David Grant KC – Outer Temple Chambers
• Valya Georgieva – Penningtons Law

Please click here to find out more and register.

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Helen Pugh specialises in general commercial litigation, civil fraud, contentious insolvency , company law issues, and professional negligence.

Helen has acted in a number of commercial and civil fraud cases with a tech focus including nanotechnology and digital assets, and she appeared for one of the successful defendants in one of the first bitcoin misappropriation cases to be heard in the Commercial Court.

To find out more, contact Matt Sale +44 (0)20 7427 4910 or George Bennett on +44 (0)207 427 0807 for a confidential discussion.

Events 16 Jan, 2023