James Taylor > Goodwin > London, England > Lawyer Profile

Goodwin
Sancroft, 10-15 Newgate Street
London
EC1A 7AZ
England
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Position

Counsel

Career

James Taylor is a counsel in the firm’s Business Law department, sits with the Technology and Life Sciences group and is a member of Strategic Technology Transactions and Licensing team. James helps clients buy, sell, develop, license, use and protect technology and intellectual property in both business and consumer facing environments.

James has a wide range of experience but focuses on financial services and fintech (with an emphasis on blockchain, cryptocurrencies, electronic money, payments and outsourcing in the regulated sector) where he assists established clients and start-ups navigate complex regulatory regimes.

James also has significant experience assisting client with the collection, exploitation and distribution of various data sets, both in the financial services sector and other technology sectors generally.

Education

Legal Practice Course, 2014, The University of Law

LLB, 20212, The University of Exeter

Lawyer Rankings

London > TMT (technology, media and telecoms) > IT and telecoms

Specialising in outsourcing agreements, Goodwin also has expertise in AI, digital regulatory compliance, licensing, and SaaS. Gretchen Scott oversees the practice and is well-versed in GDPR and cybersecurity, while Genevieve Watt is proficient in e-commerce, IP, and IT service agreements. James Taylor is focused on financial service and FinTech matters, and Hayley Davis is often engaged in IT services agreements and software development.