
Ka Man Shing
Associate
Nottingham
KaMan.Shing@brownejacobson.com
+44 (0)330 045 2862
Ka Man is an associate in our Corporate Health team having qualified into the team in September 2023.
She has experience on advising on corporate M&A, business disposals (involving both shares and assets), investments, reorganisations, and general company and shareholder issues. She works with a diverse range of clients both in the UK and internationally, covering sectors from medical devices and pharmaceuticals to care homes, specialist care, children's services, fertility clinics, health tech innovators, and investors.
Ka Man is adept at advising private sector clients on crucial commercial contracts for the supply of goods and services, as well as handling NHS contracts related to transactional matters. She also advises on day-to-day commercial contracts for care sector clients e.g., advising on CMA compliance in resident agreements.
Ka Man is a member of the firm’s Health and Care Connect networking group, which is an initiative that enhances collaboration and knowledge exchange within the healthcare and life sciences sector. This group plays a key role in linking professionals, providers and intermediaries across various health disciplines, promoting innovation and best practices through regular events, seminars, and discussions. This networking group allow members to engage with the latest trends, regulatory updates, and advancements impacting healthcare, ensuring our firm remains at the cutting edge of legal services in this sector.
Ka Man is the co-chair of the firm’s REACH network and actively contributes to shaping the network’s strategies and activities, an initiative dedicated to fostering diversity, equity and inclusion within our firm. The REACH network aims to create a supportive environment where all employees can thrive, regardless of their background, identity, or circumstances. It focuses on promoting awareness, education, and understanding across various diversity dimensions, including ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, and disability, among others.
Ka Man is fluent in English and intermediate in Cantonese Chinese.
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