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Sparke Helmore Lawyers

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The TMT practice at Sparke Helmore Lawyers is known for its work in tech procurement along with its ability to navigate data privacy and cybersecurity-related issues, which ensures a steady stream of instructions from clients across the banking and health sectors. The group is co-led from the Sydney office by Dalvin Chien, an expert in data rights and e-commerce, and Shannon Platt, who specialises in IP litigation and brand protection. Alexandra Wedutenko works in the Canberra office; the focus of her practice is data protection and privacy, as well as cloud services.

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  • 'Highly technical knowledge with significant experience in technology law as well as government law. No matter how complex documents have become and misunderstandings by a third party, Sparke Helmore are able to decipher the issues quickly and provide advice, and comfort, to us on the way forward. Having them be so solutions orientated rather than problem oriented is very helpful from an organisation perspective.'
  • 'Dalvin Chien is an impressive and very knowledgeable lawyer in the tech space. What distinguishes him is an incisive attention to detail as well as a commitment to go above and beyond to provide cogent and practical advice promptly, make himself available and ensure that he understands and responds with a clear understanding of the client’s objectives. He negotiates firmly but fairly for his client in matters that are often highly contentious.'

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Key clients

  • BaptistCare
  • Westpac

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Work highlights

  • Advised Valuer General NSW on the procurement of a new solution for timely, accurate, and affordable land valuation of land across NSW.
  • Assisted Westpac with the review and negotiation of a number of Master Services Agreements (MSA) for the outsourcing of call centre services and functions.

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