Olivia Mulvany is a Senior Associate in our commercial and technology team. Olivia advises businesses, charities and public bodies on commercial contracts and data protection.
Olivia drafts and advises on all types of commercial contracts, both business to business and business to consumer. This includes drafting bespoke contracts, advising on the effect of intricate wording and leading negotiations of business-critical contracts. She has extensive experience negotiating cross-border contracts including with entities in the USA, Australia, Europe, India and Africa on the other side.
Olivia works with clients from a broad range of industries including healthcare, life sciences (including clinical trials), media and entertainment, sports, hospitality and technology. Being a keen equestrian, she has particularly in-depth knowledge of the equine sector and enjoys working with clients from all areas of the equestrian world.
On the data protection side, Olivia advises on the full range of matters, from managing data audits and advising on general compliance, to analysing complex international transfer arrangements and drafting the appropriate governing documentation.
Recent work highlights
Horse Racing Syndicate
Olivia drafted the terms and conditions for a new horse racing syndicate, ensuring the document complied with the relevant consumer law requirements, as well as those mandated by the British Horseracing Authority. Thanks to her extensive knowledge of the Equine sector, Olivia was able to pre-empt industry-specific issues the client would need to consider, and to guide them through the process swiftly and smoothly.
Clinical Trials Portfolio
Olivia worked closely with a client in the clinical trials space, managing the client’s contracts portfolio. As well as leading negotiations on critical, cross-border contracts for the client, Olivia drafted the client’s new and bespoke master services agreement, using her in depth knowledge of the client and the clinical trials industry to add key new terms and to update existing ones. This process modernised the contract, reduced pushback from counterparties and ultimately, better protected the client in its day to day business activities.
Experience & education
2013 – 2026 Broadfield Law UK LLP (formerly BDB Pitmans LLP and Pitmans LLP)
2018 Qualified as a Solicitor in England and Wales