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Tania is an experienced technology lawyer, advising both customers and suppliers on a broad range of commercial, outsourcing and technology-based transactions.
On the technology side, Tania’s practice has a focus on complex IT services, procurement, and large-scale technology projects such as enterprise resourcing planning system implementations and managed services arrangements. Her work also regularly includes IT transactions such as cloud (SaaS, PaaS and IaaS), emerging technologies including artificial intelligence and robotic process automation, software development, software licensing and hosting.
With extensive experience in outsourcing and commercial matters, Tania also handles data licensing, business process outsourcing and procurement, as well as goods and services agreements.
Supporting her clients through all phases of their transactions, Tania acts on behalf of her clients in strategy development, preparation of proposal requests, responses to tender requests, evaluation of potential vendors, term sheet and contract negotiations, and ongoing contract management and deal restructuring.
Throughout her career, Tania has worked with clients across a number of sectors including technology, professional services, financial services, manufacturing, natural resources, and retail and consumer.
Tania advises financial institutions on cloud transactions, outsourcing, procurement, and data licensing. She ensures regulatory compliance, mitigates risk in digital transformation projects, and negotiates complex technology and AI-related contracts.
Experience
Tania supports professional services firms with procurement, digital transformation, and general commercial contracts. She advises on software development, AI service terms, and cloud agreements, including transitioning from legacy infrastructure.
Experience
Tania assists telecoms and tech companies with technology and services supply, software licensing, cloud and AI contracts, and outsourcing. She drafts standard terms, negotiates deals, and manages digital transformation risk.
Experience
Please note: The experience list above may include examples of work completed prior to joining Keystone Law.
Tania qualified as a solicitor in the UK in 2003. Prior to joining Keystone Law in 2024, she worked at the following firms: