Andrew Joint

emphasis

• Advising professional services firms on their contracting and service delivery
• Information Management and Data Protection
• Retail and supply-chain technology contracting
• Public sector procurement – supplier and customer side
• IT systems and services procurement and outsourcings
• Financial services IT
• Data aggregation and dissemination
  

Representative Work

• Advising a global consultancy firm on their provision of IT services
• Supporting the establishment of an electronic money transfer service for a large retailer
• Negotiating the provision of an entire web platform for a large consumer organisation
• Advising a global logistics company on a significant data loss incident
• Advising a ‘big-four’ accountancy firm on a significant IT outsourcing
• Advising a large trading fund on their global cloud-storage solution and SYSC obligations

About

Andrew focuses on all aspects of IT transactional work for both customers and suppliers advising those in the public and private sector.

He has previously spent time on secondments at global IT consultancies, ‘big-four’ accountants, large software houses, small start-ups and central government departments. This has heightened his strong focus on speedy client-centric delivery aligned with technical excellence.

Andrew is an editor of the ‘Computer Contracts’ chapter of Sweet & Maxwell’s “IT Encyclopaedia of Information Technology Law” and a contributory author to “Electronic Government: Law and Practice”. He has also recently contributed articles to PLC, the Computer Law and Security Review and others.

Andrew trained with Field Fisher Waterhouse and joined Barlow Lyde Gilbert in 2007. He became a partner at Kemp Little in 2010.