ABOUT ME
Louisa works with technology companies of all shapes and sizes helping them with commercial, data protection, digital content, and intellectual property law matters. She combines a practical, commercial approach with specialist technology law expertise with the result that clients are equipped to identify and mitigate against contractual risks with minimum delay.
Louisa focuses on providing easy to understand, technologically tailored advice so that her clients are empowered to stand behind their terms and conditions enabling them to take charge of their contracting process without fears of unnecessary liability exposure or protracted negotiations.
Louisa takes a straight-talking commercial approach to her practice because in her view clients want to focus on scaling their businesses and landing their ideal customers without being impeded by unsuitable terms and conditions. She does this through translating legal jargon into plain English so that her clients are clear on the legal risks and can make decisions that are right for their business.
Louisa is also a Notary Public. She helps to facilitate clients’ overseas transactions so that they can transform their overseas aspirations into reality. She takes a friendly, empathetic approach that never forgets the humans behind the documents and produces notarial acts which can be relied on by foreign authorities and trading partners throughout the world. Louisa also advises on and arranges UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office, consular and embassy legalisation.
Louisa focuses on being responsive to all notarial enquiries and works hard to effectively liaise with both clients and foreign lawyers so that her clients’ international dealings are completed on time and without delay enabling them to move forward with their foreign endeavours, whether business or personal.
Louisa offers a friendly and reliable notarial service making clients feel reassured that their matters will be sorted in a practical manner.
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