ELIZABETH GIBBS
ASSOCIATE
Elizabeth is a commercial solicitor with experience of working with a wide range of clients across many sectors, particularly focusing on transactions involving technology products and services. She advises on commercial contracts and issues including software licensing and subscription agreements, SaaS agreements, data protection and intellectual property.
ABOUT ME
Elizabeth joined Clayden Law in March 2019 from Freeths LLP, where she was part of their busy Commercial Department. Elizabeth completed her legal training as a solicitor in 2011, at Morgan Cole (now Blake Morgan).
Elizabeth provides support for our clients by negotiating and advising on a variety of commercial agreements with focus on the technology sector, including terms and conditions of sale and supply, NDAs, channel partner agreements, distribution agreements, licences, consultancy, support, maintenance and software/website development agreements.
During the course of her career, Elizabeth has widened her experience through in-house secondment within the Games Industry.
Elizabeth also provides advice and support in relation to data protection issues and documentation, including drafting and reviewing documents such as data sharing agreements, data protection policies, privacy notices and cookie policies.
Elizabeth has worked with clients such as digital infrastructure and services providers, publishers, data analytics specialists, providers of SaaS services, tax calculations, benefits calculations, mission coordination, labour budgeting and scheduling and database subscription and licensing.
BLOGS
ICO TELLS SOCIAL MEDIA AND VIDEO SHARING PLATFORMS TO IMPROVE CHILDREN’S PRIVACY PRACTICES
As part of its Children’s Code Strategy, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) reviewed 34 social media platforms (SMPs) and video sharing platforms (VSPs) that give
SNAP ESCAPES ICO ENFORCEMENT ACTION OVER MY AI CHATBOT WITH SUCCESSFUL 5th ATTEMPT AT A DPIA
Snap’s errors provide a useful steer from the ICO on how to produce a compliant DPIA for generative AI products Following an investigation into concerns
ICO WARNS ORGANISATIONS TO MAKE ADVERTISING COOKIES COMPLIANT
Is your website up to scratch or will the ICO come knocking? Last November the ICO wrote to 53 of the UK’s top 100 websites,
TRYING TO ASSESS A NEW AI TOOL FOR POTENTIAL CYBER VULNERABILITIES? NEW GUIDANCE FROM THE NCSC MAY HELP
At the end of last year, the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) published guidelines for secure AI system development. These guidelines were developed by the
