Laura Littlewood

^{The Legal 500 Asia Pacific 2025 TMT, 'Leading partner'.}

^{The Legal 500 Asia Pacific 2025 Data protection and cyber security, 'Leading partner'.}

^{Chambers Asia Pacific 2025 Technology, media and communications, 'Recommended lawyer'.}

^{Laura's team has been described as "A very commercial team that understands our business well and can balance risk and opportunity. The team are really flexible in terms of how they engage with our business and are able to flex approach and resourcing to meet our needs. Because they understand our business and context, they can give solid and fast advice that aligns with what we need."}

Next Generation Critical Communications (NGCC) and NiFF (previously CIP)

Advised NGCC (a division of NZ Police) and NiFF on the NZ$1.4bn digital infrastructure procurement of The Public Safety Network - Te Kupenga Marutau. This included major contracts for procuring a public safety communications network for emergency services agencies.

The Network for Learning

Advising on the procurement process for the upgrade and roll out of a transformative Managed Network solution for around 2,500 New Zealand schools and kura.

New Zealand Lotteries (Lotto NZ)

Advising on a range of commercial and privacy matters, including the procurement and implementation of a new gaming system platform that meets Lotto NZ’s future vision and strategy and optimises its financial contributions back to New Zealand.

One New Zealand

Advising on a broad range of ongoing technology, privacy and commercial matters, including on the launch of AI solutions, and new apps, sporting sponsorship agreements, direct marketing and privacy and GDPR matters.

ASB partnership with CMC Markets

Advising ASB over many years on a range of commercial, regulatory and privacy matters. This included advising ASB on its agreement with CMC Markets Stockbroking to deliver a new, enhanced share trading platform.

Vodafone New Zealand sale

Advised Vodafone Group Plc on technology, services, regulatory and data-related aspects of its sale of Vodafone New Zealand to a consortium of Infratil and Brookfield Asset Management for NZ$3.4bn.