Chris Hill

emphasis

• Cross-sectoral technology service delivery contracts
• Retail and supply-chain technology contracting
• Information Management and Data Protection
• Systems and services outsourcings
• Financial services IT

Representative Work

• Advising a major UK insurance company on a second-generation wholesale outsourcing of its mail and document management function
• Advising a major UK retailer on a global framework agreement with a world-leading IT firm for the provision of IT hardware, software and services
• Advising on the establishment of several submarine fibreoptic cables
• Advising a credit card issuer on the establishment of a CEMEA-wide data network for the authorisation and settlement of card transactions
• Advising a ‘big-four’ accountancy firm on a significant print outsourcing
• Advising a gaming house on the terms and conditions for its web-based children’s game;
• Advising a City law firm on its facilities management and time recording software arrangements;
• Advising a website consultancy on its creation of an iPad app of a book for a major global publisher
• Advising a major UK retailer in the establishment of a successful online clothing business

About

Chris advises both customers and suppliers on all aspects of IT transactional work and across a wide variety of industry sectors. He focuses on providing user-friendly and practical advice to clients to help them achieve their desired objectives.

Chris spent three months on secondment to the RBS contracts team in mid-2008, where he won an award for his work on a high profile and cutting-edge IT project. He has given training talks to legal teams at RBS, Direct Line, PwC and Tesco and with IBM on data security issues.

Chris graduated from Oxford University in 2002 with a degree in German and Czech. He then trained with Lovells, qualified at Barlow Lyde Gilbert in 2007 and joined Kemp Little in 2010.