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Top tech and telecoms litigator joins Field Fisher Waterhouse

28 August 2008

European law firm, Field Fisher Waterhouse LLP announces today the appointment of partner Andrew Dodd, who joins the firm from DLA Piper on 8th September. Andrew joins the firm’s IP & Technology Dispute Resolution Group which will now comprise a dedicated team of  seven partners and 14 other lawyers.

Andrew has been a partner at DLA Piper for seven years, and previously worked for Denton Wilde Sapte and Stephenson Harwood. Andrew’s principal practice area is the prosecution and defence of substantial contract disputes arising out of IT and telecommunications agreements. He has acted for prominent IT companies such as EDS and TranSys and large telecommunications companies such as COLT and Symbian.

Andrew’s appointment is the third lateral hire this year specialising in technology and telecommunications, with the arrival of partners Katrina Dick from Lovells in June and Hamish Sandison from Bird & Bird in April.  

This latest lateral hire will further strengthen the firm’s well-recognised IP & Technology Dispute Resolution Group, with Andrew boosting the firm’s capability in IT and telecommunications litigation.

Nick Rose, Head of IP & Technology Dispute Resolution Group at Field Fisher Waterhouse, said: “We are delighted to welcome Andrew to our team. The firm has a strong telecoms sector capability with a range of clients including Orange and Liberty Global, and Andrew’s expertise in contentious work will be a great asset.”

Andrew Dodd said: “Field Fisher Waterhouse’s thriving IP and Technology Dispute Resolution Group is an ideal fit for my practice and I very much welcome the opportunity to work with the team there.”

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Louise Eckersley, PR Manager, Field Fisher Waterhouse LLP on 020 7861 4120

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