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Keypoint Law gains new consulting principal
Keypoint Law has welcomed a new consulting principal as the firm looks to bolster its technology, intellectual property and entertainment practices.
Emma Musgrave
The firm has appointed Paul Noonan, who brings with him over 20 years' experience to the role in assisting clients with contracting and dispute resolution in the areas of technology, general procurement, intellectual property and entertainment. Mr Noonan joins Keypoint from Thomson Geer where he was a partner.
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"Paul has a fantastic reputation among his peers and brings a wealth of expertise to our firm," Keypoint CEO Warren Kalinko said.
"His broad experience and technical excellence make him a perfect fit for us and will undoubtably further deepen our existing technology, intellectual property and entertainment capabilities. I am delighted to welcome Paul to Keypoint."
Commenting on his new role, Mr Noonan said, "I’m very excited about joining Keypoint. I was looking for more flexibility with my practice than a traditional law firm could accommodate, and the freedom to do other things beyond 'lawyering'. Keypoint has given me that."
"I’m already experiencing superb back office support with billing, marketing, precedents and compliance.
"In addition, Keypoint gives me a support network of senior colleagues that I know I would miss if I were a sole practitioner."
