Mr Mark Prinsley > Mayer Brown International LLP > London, England > Lawyer Profile

Mayer Brown International LLP
201 BISHOPSGATE
LONDON
EC2M 3AF
England
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Work Department

Intellectual Property

Position

Mark Prinsley concentrates on non contentious intellectual property including, in particular, IT project and outsourcing work. Mark is head of the Intellectual Property & IT group in London as well as the outsourcing practice. His practice involves acting for customers at all stages of outsourcing transactions. Recent outsourcing projects have included acting for a commodity exchange in the outsourcing of its IT functions; a telecommunications company in IT outsourcing; a global bank in the outsourcing of its human resources functions; a global chemicals company in outsourcing its Finance and Accounting functions; a global automotive company in the outsourcing of human resources functions; and a consumer goods company in Finance and Accounting outsourcing. Mark also works on the technology aspects of corporate transactions and advises online gambling businesses including, in particular, in relation to international activities of UK operators.

Education

University of Oxford, Brasenose College 1978 Law Degree

Lawyer Rankings

London > Risk advisory > Data protection, privacy and cybersecurity

Mayer Brown International LLP‘s cybersecurity and data privacy team provides ‘brilliant advice‘ on incidents and breaches, as well as compliance and governance issues. The firm’s expertise in the financial services sector ensures that the group is particularly well placed to assist major names from that space. Mark Prinsley and Oliver Yaros oversee much of the work, and the latter is singled out by one client for providing ‘effective, timely and intelligent support‘.

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

Mayer Brown International LLP’s notable strengths include AI, Fintech, Insurtech, as well as procurement and outsourcing. Mark Prinsley and Andrew Stewart assist clients on outsourcing transactions, while Richard Page is well-versed in joint ventures, M&A, and private equity transactions in the technology and telecoms sectors. Oliver Yaros is particularly focused on digital transformation projects, and Ondrej Hajda recently handled contractual matters for BigTech providers of cloud services and AI tools.

London > TMT (technology, media and telecoms) > Fintech: regulatory

Mayer Brown International LLP is equipped to advise banks, insurers, other financial institutions on contentious and advisory work under UK and EU law.  Intellectual Property and IT specialist Mark Prinsley co-heads the team alongside financial regulatory expert Chris Chapman. The latter is noted for his prowess in internal and external investigations and matters involving regulatory and law enforcement authorities. Oliver Yaros is a key contact for for technology and outsourcing transactions. Musonda Kapotwe frequently advises on the regulatory aspects of transactional work.

London > TMT (technology, media and telecoms) > Fintech: corporate and commercial

Working with clients ranging from global financial institutions to newer fintech entrants, Mayer Brown International LLP assists clients in work including acquisitions, product launches and major securitisations. The extraordinary’ Mark Prinsley co-heads the practice, with a proven track record in major outsourcing projects for financial services clients. Fellow co-head Chris Chapman‘s expertise extends to the representation of financial institutions in litigation and arbitration disputes. Oliver Yaros frequently handles agreements related to the use of data and the commercialisation of fintech. Musonda Kapotwe frequently leverages her knowledge of UK financial services regulations to advise on fintech transactions.

London > Industry focus > TMT

Mayer Brown International LLP advises a diverse range of clients across the technology, media, broadcasting and telecoms sectors. Leadership duties are divided between Mark Prinsley, Miles Robinson, and Richard Page. Prinsley advises on business critical technology whilst Robinson handles substantial contractual and commercial disputes. Page advises on public and private M&A private equity and joint ventures work. Robert Hamill  and Harriet Hainsworth are also recommended.