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Jessica Jesson, Associate

Jessica Jesson

Associate

Practice areas

  • Technology, Media and Telecoms

Practice notes

Jess is an Associate in the Commercial Projects team with a focus in the public and TMT sectors.

She specialises in drafting, reviewing and negotiating a wide range of commercial, infrastructure and IT agreements.

Jess’s recent experience includes:

  • London Borrow of Harrow – advising on its ICT outsourcing arrangements;
  • Pembroke Investments Limited – carrying out commercial contract due diligence in relation to its agreed sale of Prepaid Financial Services;
  • West Midlands Metro – assisting with a new contracts deal with tram operator CAF worth £83.5 million; and
  • A large UK retailer – advising on a Master Services Agreement relating to technology services.

Jess is also an active member of the Nottinghamshire Junior Lawyers Division and currently serves as Membership Secretary on the Committee.

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