Sectors
From mobile games to AI: the products change, the deal mechanics don’t.
Thirteen years of in-house work across the industries where IP, platforms and regulation collide. If your business runs on software, content or data, I’ve probably negotiated a version of your contract before.
Mobile gaming
Outfit7 — Talking Tom & Friends
Senior legal counsel. Publishing, licensing and merchandising deals, platform and store terms, character IP at global scale — and the contract side of the company’s USD 1 billion acquisition, across the whole business.
iGaming & online betting
B2B platform & game supply
Platform licence, development and support agreements with operators in regulated markets across Europe, North America and Latin America; supplier licensing and compliance.
Artificial intelligence
AI products & data
Model and data licensing, IP in training data and outputs, vendor terms for AI tooling, EU AI Act readiness — the contracts of the superintelligence era, written for humans.
Blockchain & Web3
General Counsel at a crypto exchange
In-house at a cryptocurrency exchange: platform and user terms, partner and payment-provider agreements, the regulatory interface. Commercial and IP terms for Web3 studios and token-adjacent products.
SaaS & software
Licensing, SLAs, DPAs
Subscription and enterprise terms, development and support agreements, service levels, data processing, reseller and partner programmes.
E-commerce & personalisation
Hooray Heroes — personalised books
General Counsel. Global direct-to-consumer terms, marketing and influencer partnerships, production and logistics contracts, IP in characters and content.
Brands & IP
Trademarks, copyright, licensing
Clearance and filing strategy (EU, UK, US and beyond via partners), copyright assignments for code, design and content, IP audits — the method I teach as a WIPO mentor.
Data & regulation
GDPR, cross-border, EU rules
Privacy terms and transfers, EU product regulation (AI Act, Cyber Resilience Act, DSA) translated into what your contracts and roadmap actually need to say.