Nicholas De Lacy-Brown

Nicholas De Lacy-Brown is a commercial technology lawyer with a core focus on complex, transformational technology projects and outsourcing transactions. With a background in Government, Nick regularly helps organisations in both the public and private sectors to navigate the requirements of public procurement laws to design, procure and manage end-to-end technology solutions which are crucial to the delivery of national critical infrastructure.

Having previously undertaken a Data Protection Officer role as well as advised on the data risks arising from the UK’s exit from the European Union, Nick has particular expertise in data privacy, as well as the legal issues arising from cyber security risk and the use of innovative technologies.

Nick regularly advises on all aspects of technology transactions, providing legal support in the planning, negotiation, drafting and subsequent management of commercial contracts, as well as advising on risk and legal considerations at each stage of the end-to-end design lifecycle. He likes to be proactive in engaging with clients, taking time to understand the objectives of any project or transaction before providing pragmatic, targeted and clear advice which considers the bigger picture of commercial benefit and legal risk.

Nick is a keen public speaker and provider of training and mentoring on a variety of legal and professional skills topics.