Quintin Farley

Associate
Quintin has a pragmatic approach and an ability to deliver tailored solutions that align with his commercial and technology clients' strategic objectives.
Quintin has a pragmatic approach and an ability to deliver tailored solutions that align with his commercial and technology clients' strategic objectives.

About

Quintin advises clients on a wide range of commercial and technology matters including IT, commercial contracts, data protection, outsourcing, regulatory and franchising.

Quintin started his journey in business, before beginning his career in law. His business background and insights enable him to understand the commercial realities faced by his clients.

He has worked with all types of commercial clients, from start-ups to well-established international businesses, in a variety of sectors including technology, retail and insurance.

Expertise
Commercial Data protection and cyber security Franchising Technology Technology

Experience

  • Recent work
    • Drafting numerous SaaS and data licence agreements from scratch for start-up and established UK software companies.
    • Advising the perfume house Penhaligon’s on a wide range of issues including e-commerce & e-shop terms, a master services agreement and an ambassador agreement.
    • Advising a major fibre broadband provider on its vulnerability and accessibility policy.
    • Drafting franchise agreements to enable a British food retailer to open the shops and concessions of a household name, in the ready meal industry, in the Channel Islands
    • Advising a leading global insurer on an intricate variation to its arrangements with a third-party claims handling service provider.
    • Providing data protection advice in the context of the sale of a business.
    • Advising a large pizza franchisor on its franchise operations.
  • Drafting numerous SaaS and data licence agreements from scratch for start-up and established UK software companies.
  • Advising the perfume house Penhaligon’s on a wide range of issues including e-commerce & e-shop terms, a master services agreement and an ambassador agreement.
  • Advising a major fibre broadband provider on its vulnerability and accessibility policy.
  • Drafting franchise agreements to enable a British food retailer to open the shops and concessions of a household name, in the ready meal industry, in the Channel Islands
  • Advising a leading global insurer on an intricate variation to its arrangements with a third-party claims handling service provider.
  • Providing data protection advice in the context of the sale of a business.
  • Advising a large pizza franchisor on its franchise operations.
What does our firm moto “Let’s make it happen” mean to me? To echo a very kind recent client testimonial – I feel professionalism, speed and quality of work are the key ingredients in play at Stevens & Bolton.

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