TMT analysis: The High Court has assessed damages in a case involving the termination of a licence to use software. The case illustrates how the court approaches the task of assessing damages in business disputes of this nature. It emphasises the importance of compliance, credible evidence, and clear differentiation of claims, offering practical lessons for lawyers handling similar cases in England and Wales. Written by Helen Hart, senior knowledge lawyer at Lewis Silkin LLP.
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