Jamie Drucker
Partner – Data protection & privacy
Jamie’s practice includes advising clients on a wide range of privacy and data protection issues, including:
- responding to regulatory investigations and data breaches arising from security incidents;
- managing contentious data subject complaints and rights requests;
- assessing privacy risks in the context of new lines of business and the adoption of new technologies, in particular in relation to adtech and AI;
- user notification and consent issues (including implementing appropriate consent management platforms for online users);
- issues of anonymisation and pseudonymisation; and
- drafting and negotiating complex data processing and transfer agreements.
He has particular expertise advising clients on ad-tech compliance issues, in terms of navigating ePrivacy and GDPR requirements in the context of data collection, online tracking and profiling.
Jamie also has experience in drafting Binding Corporate Rules (BCRs), both for processors and controllers, and in helping clients to navigate the complex BCR application and review process.
He also helps clients respond to data breach incidents, and defend regulatory enforcement action across Europe. He has also worked on high profile data protection litigation in the English High Court.
Jamie’s work highlights include:
- Acting for a global video sharing platform on a regulatory investigation regarding alleged unlawful processing of user data and related litigation.
- Acting for a global social media platform on legal proceedings concerning the training of a generative AI model.
- Advising a major adtech platform on a major regulatory investigation, litigation and a range of privacy compliance issues.
- Advising a major airline on a range of adtech compliance issues.
Jamie also has experience advising clients on issues arising from freedom of information legislation.
He is a member of the Society of Computers & Law as well as the International Association of Privacy Professionals.
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