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Laura Lucy

Of Counsel

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Laura Lucy

Of Counsel

Contact
CMS Cameron McKenna Nabarro Olswang LLP
Cannon Place
78 Cannon Street
London
EC4N 6AF
United Kingdom
Languages English, French

Laura is Of Counsel in the Technology and Media department. She specialises primarily in non-contentious intellectual property, information technology and data protection work and is experienced in drafting and negotiating complex technology licences as well as in internet and e-commerce matters. 

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Education

  • 1997 – Diploma in Intellectual Property Law – University of Bristol
  • 1993 – Law Society Finals – College of Law
  • 1992 – Diploma in Law – Oxford Polytechnic (now Oxford Brookes University)
  • 1985 – Modern History – BA (Hons) Somerville College Oxford
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Expertise

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29/10/2018
CMS advises on Motors.co.uk sale to eBay
CMS has advised global automotive services provider, Cox Automotive UK, on the sale of its consumer-facing car search business, Motors. co. uk, to eBay. The completion is subject to competition clearance...
News
01/03/2017
Can pharma keep up with the challenges of digital healthcare?
Please click here to read the full article. Pharma companies are beginning now to focus on harnessing advances in digital technologies in their businesses, from mining genomic data to identify new drug...
Law-Now Data Protection & Freedom of Information
30/08/2016
EU Commission releases draft Privacy Code of Conduct for mHealth apps
The European Commission has drafted a code of conduct on privacy for mobile health (mHealth) apps (the “Code”). The Code has been submitted to the Article 29 Data Protection Working Group for approval...
Law-Now Data Protection & Freedom of Information
08/07/2016
Our ehealth capabilities
With technology and digital innovation at the forefront of many advancements in the lifesciences industry and in healthcare delivery, we understand that you will be looking to consistently push boundaries...
Brochures
22/04/2016
mHealth – Wearables, technical innovation and Data Protection
As the functionality and appearance of wearable devices improves, users are becoming ever keener to engage in the self-profiling offered, recording details of their physical activity, sleep patterns and...
Law-Now Data Protection & Freedom of Information
24/06/2015
Data Protection Act - Enforcement via undertakings
Where there has been a breach of the Data Protection Act 1998, the Information Commissioner’s Office (“ICO”) has a number of options open to it depending on the seriousness of the breach. The most...
Law-Now Data Protection & Freedom of Information
05/03/2015
Outsourcing in the Insurance Sector: changes under the new Solvency II...
Introduction The Solvency II Directive (2009/138/EC) sets out the framework for a revised regulatory regime for the insurance sector, reforming capital requirements and risk management for insurers and...
Law-Now Insurance Corporate
04/03/2015
Outsourcing in the Insurance Sector: changes under the new Solvency II...
Current Regime Principle 3 of FCA’s Principles for Business states that firms must take reasonable care in organising their affairs responsibly and effectively, including ensuring that adequate risk...
Regzone
16/01/2015
The Internet of things: a data protection challenge?
Introduction The Article 29 Working Party (“WP29”) has recently adopted an opinion (the “Opinion”) on the Internet of Things (“IoT”). The IoT describes the increasing interconnection of devices...
Law-Now Data Protection & Freedom of Information