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02 October 2018
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Kemp Little—Ed Baker

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Commercial technology specialist promoted to partner

Specialist technology law firm Kemp Little has announced the promotion of Ed Baker to partner.

Ed, who joined the firm in 2010, in an expert in technology and outsourcing with particular knowledge of IT contracts, including those relating to robotics, open source software, and cloud technology. He is also a certified agile IT developer.

Ed commented: ‘During my time with Kemp Little I have seen the growth of the commercial technology team to become one of the strongest in the City. The team has a real strength in depth and it has been a pleasure to have been a part of this and learn from some of the best IT lawyers around. I am thrilled to have joined the partnership at Kemp Little and look forward to the years ahead and helping our continued growth.’

Managing partner Andrew Joint added: ‘Ed has been an integral part of the growth and development of the firm’s commercial technology practice over the last eight years. His appointment is testament to his sharp business acumen, fantastic client relationships and specialist technology expertise. We are also very pleased to promote internally—recognising the development and progression of an outstanding lawyer. We are delighted to welcome Ed to the partnership and look forward to seeing his career develop further.’

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