Kenneth A. Adler (he/him)

Kenneth Adler specializes in complex global and domestic outsourcing and technology transactions. With over 30 years of experience, his practice includes drafting and negotiating all types of outsourcing and technology agreements, including business process and information technology outsourcings. He has significant experience addressing the creation of, and strategies relating to, artificial intelligence (AI) and automation technologies, cloud computing, multi-sourced environments, as well as renegotiation and termination of existing outsourcing and IT related agreements.

He’s the most outstanding lawyer in his practice area that I’ve worked with; he’s fabulous. He’s very service-oriented and he always keeps the client as his main focus. He’s responsive and approachable for questions. His team is brilliant and he leads them very, very well. Chambers USA (client commentary)

Kenneth regularly assists clients with respect to outsourcing strategies, including to near-shore and off-shore destinations, and emerging outsourcing locales. His practice also includes advising clients on data security and privacy matters, and all facets of technology transactions and sourcing, including with respect to AI, automation, emerging and information technologies, e-commerce, telecommunications and computer law, and on related intellectual property, privacy and data security issues.

Kenneth represents clients across all industry sectors, including in the health care, financial, insurance, retail, consumer products and technology industries in large-scale, complex outsourcing and technology sourcing, licensing and system development and integration agreements. He has completed numerous BPO and ITO managed services transactions, including outsourcings related to infrastructure (including data center, desktop, help desk, telecommunications and networks), applications development and maintenance, call center, hosting, co-location, claims processing, securities and banking back-office functions, human resources, finance and accounting, logistics, real estate, facilities management, and anything as a service (XaaS).