Kingsley Napley

As part of our partnership with law firm Kingsley Napley, womenintechnology sends out quarterly legal updates which we hope will be of interest and use to our members. The legal updates that have been sent out so far can be found below.

Internationally recognised law firm, Kingsley Napley specialises in employment law, business immigration, corporate and commercial, criminal and commercial litigation, commercial property, family and private client. The expanding Employment team advise on all aspects of employment law including redundancy, dismissal and grievance procedures, all forms of discrimination claims, confidentiality and restrictive covenant legislation.

Adrian Crawford and Jennifer Bartlett work as Solicitors at Kingsly Napley.

xxx

Adrian Crawford
Partner

XxxX

Jennifer Bartlett
Solicitor in the Employment Team

Adrian has experience of collective issues including major industrial disputes and has worked with many City and financial institutions. More recently he has worked on large projects with clients including banks, financial institutions and with major law firms including Allen & Overy. Adrian can be contacted at acrawford@kingsleynapley.co.uk.

Jennifer has expertise in matters affecting technology sector businesses, commercial organisations, insourcings and outsourcings and large scale transactions. Jennifer can be contacted at jbartlett@kingsleynapley.co.uk.

To find out about our upcoming breakfast briefings with Kingsley Napley please click here.

Legal Updates

Please click on the links below to go to the appropriate update.

Training Courses

Job search

LOGIN

Username

Password

Remember me

Password Reminder Register Now

Latest News

01/09/2010

Measures to get more women involved in IT sector called for

Educators must take steps to inspire and support women to take up IT training, it is claimed.

IT educators and trainers need to take a number of steps to get more women interested in the sector,...

01/09/2010

Warning over lack of students taking up IT

e-skills UK says "radical review" of technology curriculum is needed.

Women with qualifications in IT could become a highly-prized commodity in the near future as the num...

31/08/2010

Could 'exploding' online video advertising market create IT jobs?

Expert says advertisers are increasingly being attracted to online video.

The online video advertising market is 'exploding', a leading industry figure has claimed. If tru...