Browne Jacobson has appointed Chris Holder as partner in its London-based commercial team, bolstering its technology and life sciences practices. Chris joins from Bristows, where he led on IT and digital projects, and brings decades of experience advising on complex technology transactions and regulatory issues.
A pioneer in IT outsourcing and an early advocate for AI and robotics in law, Chris has worked with the European Commission, the UK Government’s AI Council, and the European Robotics Forum. He is a regular speaker on digital transformation and recently co-chaired the International Bar Association’s Technology Committee, organising its flagship AI Day.
Chris said: ‘I’m thrilled to be joining Browne Jacobson at such a pivotal moment… the firm’s unique proposition creates a truly compelling platform for clients working at the forefront of society’s biggest issues.’ He added: ‘I’m excited to contribute to this dynamic team, while helping our clients navigate the opportunities and challenges presented by the rapid evolution of AI and life sciences.’
Anthony Nagle, head of the digital and sourcing team, said: ‘Chris is a fantastic addition… his expertise in advising on high-value, complex transactions will be a tremendous asset.’ Gerard Hanratty, head of health and life sciences, added: ‘Chris’ wealth of experience in AI and life sciences will be invaluable to our clients.’
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