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Digital Transformation & Emerging Technology

Digital Transformation & Emerging Technology

Digital Transformation & Emerging Technology

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Overview

BCLP’s digital transformation & emerging technology practice involves a combination of teams working within technology, data privacy, financial services regulatory and intellectual property. 

Our team works with innovative and upcoming players in the major technology hubs, advising these companies on many global technology infrastructure projects. We also provide digital services for industries including banking, insurance, transportation, logistics, crypto, retail, entertainment and property in advanced and emerging technologies. These services include blockchain and digital currency, data science and analytics, robotics and automation, digital and e-commerce, and peer-to-peer lending or investment platforms, among others.

Within the blockchain and cryptocurrency space, our multidisciplinary technology and regulatory lawyers have advised on trading aspects and establishing a platform for an exchange company. We understand financial service regulation as it applies to technology in areas such as fintech and crypto-related assets. Within data science and robotics, we were one of the first law firms to advise on the application of telematics and “big data” to write insurance policies for a major insurance group. We also currently advise this group on the use of robotic process automation (RPA) for various processes currently undertaken manually.

Additionally, we advise on data protection “clearance” and cybercrime. Within the digital and e-commerce space, we have deep knowledge in advising clients in setting up “digital only” businesses, such as advising on joint venture IT arrangements and transportation mapping technology as well as digital ticketing solutions. In the proptech sector, we represent investors, landlords, P2P platforms and other technology companies.

Marcus Pearl

Marcus Pearl

Partner and Global Practice Group Leader – Technology, Commercial & Government Affairs, London

+44 (0) 20 3400 4757
Marcus Pearl

Marcus Pearl

Partner and Global Practice Group Leader – Technology, Commercial & Government Affairs, London

+44 (0) 20 3400 4757

Meet The Team

Marcus Pearl

Marcus Pearl

Partner and Global Practice Group Leader – Technology, Commercial & Government Affairs, London

+44 (0) 20 3400 4757

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