PR & External Communications Senior Specialist
Adam Mawardi is a PR & External Communications Senior Specialist. He focuses on law and legal affairs, including civil and family law, litigation, and the intersection of business and economics with legal technology and artificial intelligence. Adam's insights and expertise have been featured in prominent publications such as MSN, The Wall Street Journal, and The Australian Financial Review.
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Adam Mawardi's coverage reflects a strong emphasis on government announcements, finance and economy, as well as travel and tourism. His articles often cite data to support his reporting.
To effectively reach out to Adam Mawardi, consider providing insights related to significant government policy announcements in the UK or globally, particularly those impacting the business and finance sectors. Moreover, offering analysis supported by credible data is likely to resonate with him given his frequent use of cited data in articles.
As Adam does not have a specific geographic focus but primarily covers issues affecting the United Kingdom, pitches should reflect this angle when relevant.
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Ashurst Perkins Coie unveils logo inspired by Statue of Liberty
How Morgan Lewis lured Goodwin and Covington’s M&A veterans
By: Adam Mawardi, Zoe Hu
How two Sidley partners exposed Clifford Chance’s secret clawback rules
Clifford Chance calls in Proskauer to defend clawback lawsuit
By: Adam Mawardi
Mishcon de Reya’s outgoing boss shifts to senior partner in policymaking push
London-listed Knights adds £60m warchest for law firm acquisitions
London-listed Knights adds £60m war chest for law firm acquisitions
Charles Russell Speechlys targets wealthy families in US launch
A&O Shearman appoints new private capital co-head after Weil exit
London finance head Tom Richards speaks about finding the firm’s ‘missing piece’ and where the US law firm is targeting next
