Edward Eisdell-Moore is an experienced technology and data lawyer, with particular expertise in the procurement, design and implementation of complex IT systems, and artificial intelligence across multiple industry sectors. He advises clients (from start-ups to publicly listed multinationals) on a broad range of information technology related issues, including those relating to IP creation, commercialisation and licencing, business process implementation and outsourcing transactions, cloud computing, ecommerce, cybersecurity, data protection and privacy. 

Kate Rogers is focussed on resource management law and is a member of the environment, planning and natural resources team in DLA Piper's Wellington office. She advises a wide range of clients, including local and central government organisations, on all aspects of resource management and related regulatory issues. Her specialist expertise in enforcement, plan drafting and review, and the implementation of national policy statements has been instrumental in several high-profile cases. Kate is known for her ability to navigate complex regulatory landscapes and her experience in a wide variety of litigation cases. 

Mary McCartin, promoted to Senior Associate, has broad experience in corporate and commercial law. She advises local and international clients on domestic and cross-border M&A transactions, directors' duties and governance issues, structuring, and entity establishment including joint ventures. Her expertise particularly lies in cross-border M&A, global reorganisations and amalgamations. Mary supports clients across several industries, with a particular focus on the consumer goods, food and retail, local government, marine, and healthcare sectors. 

DLA Piper has also announced the promotion of Kirsty Katzin to HR Business Partner, as well as three new associates, William Britton, Lola Stoodley and Sundaresh Thangavelu.