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Data Privacy & Digital Regulation Lawyer - 2.5-3.5 PQE | London
A leading international law firm is looking to hire a Data Privacy & Digital Regulation Lawyer (2.5–3.5 PQE) into its highly regarded London practice.
This is an excellent opportunity for a UK-qualified lawyer to join a top-tier team advising major global businesses on complex and high-profile matters at the intersection of data, technology and regulation.
The successful lawyer will work closely with leading partners and senior lawyers on a broad range of advisory, transactional and regulatory matters, including:
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- UK and EU data protection and privacy law, including GDPR
- Digital and emerging technology regulation
- AI regulation, governance and responsible deployment
- International data transfers and data strategy
- Privacy issues relating to new products, technologies and business models
- Cybersecurity and data breach matters
- Regulatory investigations and enforcement
- Data privacy and digital regulatory aspects of major corporate transactions
The ideal candidate will be:
- A qualified lawyer with approximately 2.5-3.5 years’ PQE
- Currently practising within data privacy, data protection and/or digital regulation
- Trained at, or currently working within, a leading City, international or highly regarded specialist law firm
- Technically strong, commercially minded and comfortable advising sophisticated clients
- Interested in developing expertise across fast-moving areas of digital regulation, including AI


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