Rachel Bennett

Rachel Bennett serves as Senior Partner at Richard Dawson, bringing a distinctive combination of legal expertise and technical knowledge that sets her apart in the fields of employment law and intellectual property. With five years of focused practice, Rachel has established herself as a go-to advisor for technology companies and innovative businesses facing complex legal challenges.

Rachel's unique background in computer science provides her with deep insight into the technical issues that frequently arise in modern business disputes. This technical foundation, combined with her Harvard Law education, enables her to effectively navigate the intersection of law and technology in ways that few attorneys can match.

Before joining Richard Dawson, Rachel practiced at prestigious firms, where she represented major technology companies in high-stakes employment litigation and intellectual property matters. Her experience includes defending against class action lawsuits, negotiating complex licensing agreements, and developing comprehensive compliance programs for rapidly growing companies.

Rachel's employment law practice encompasses the full spectrum of workplace issues, from preventing litigation through proactive policies to defending against wrongful termination claims and negotiating severance packages. In intellectual property, she advises on patent strategy, trademark protection, and copyright enforcement, helping clients protect their most valuable assets.

Rachel is committed to staying at the forefront of emerging legal issues in technology and innovation. She regularly speaks at industry conferences and contributes to legal publications on topics ranging from AI liability to data privacy regulations. Her technical expertise allows her to provide practical, business-oriented solutions that align legal strategy with commercial objectives.