In over ten years of legal practice, Kemp Little has earned a reputation for top quality, cost effective delivery in the technology, media and telecoms sector that remains unsurpassed.
The depth and range of our client base and experience give us the edge. We offer real industry expertise in a world where yesterday's knowledge is today's commodity.
That's why we don't just work with some of the world's biggest technology, media and telecoms businesses. We also work with businesses in sectors you may not expect, including financial services, manufacturing, music, professional services, the public sector, retail and travel.
Our clients, both large and small, recognise that success in a world driven by technology means using lawyers who understand it. Our goal is to provide clients with what they want - the best legal advice, delivered by people who are as focused, entrepreneurial and commercial as they are, on time and on budget.
Kemp Little specialises in advising clients on Commercial Technology, Competition & Regulatory, Corporate, Employment, Intellectual Property and Litigation matters.
Specialties
Commercial Technology, Competition & Regulatory, Corporate, Employment, Intellectual Property, Litigation, Tax, Outsourcing
New hires at Kemp Little LLP
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Business Development and Marketing Executive
Came from...
Birkbeck, University of London, Business Services Marketing Manager
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Kemp Little LLP Activity on LinkedIn
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Kemp Little LLP has a new Solicitor
Julian Grant is now Solicitor, was Solicitor at RW. Blears
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Kemp Little LLP We're raising funds for SCI to treat 40,000 children in Uganda against Tropical Diseases
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Kemp Little LLP Materials from "The Internet: half way there but to where?" are now available
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Kemp Little LLP Less than a week to go until our conference with PLC - "The Internet: half way there but to where?" - for all details please click through
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Kemp Little LLP 'self praise is no praise' we know, but pleased our own Richard Kemp predicted this 4 years ago (which in IT is like 40)
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Kemp Little LLP Check out the latest KL Bytes including Trends in IT law for 2012
