Who signs the opinion.
Ten years of international legal practice in information governance, across multinational operations and chains that depend on information supplied by third parties.
The practice now concentrates on a specific problem: companies that make a claim to the market about origin, impact, practice or compliance, and need that claim to hold when someone challenges it.
The work demands three things at once: understanding the legal regime that makes the claim enforceable, understanding how the supporting information is produced and kept, and reading the chain of contracts that distributes liability among those involved. This practice was built precisely at that intersection.
Practice in Portuguese, English, Spanish and French, moving between the Brazilian, European and Canadian regimes.
Corporate privacy and data protection
Privacy programmes, contracts with data processing clauses, international transfers and artificial intelligence governance continue to be handled for companies, by referral and on a project basis.
Legal and technical background
- LL.M · Master of Laws in Technology Law — Université de Montréal
- Privacy, Information Governance and Access in the Digital Enterprise — University of Toronto
- Postgraduate specialisation in Neuroscience — PUCRS
- MBA in Digital Marketing
International technical credentials
- Fellow of Information Privacy (FIP)
- Certified Data Protection Officer (CDPO)
- Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP)
- Certified Information Privacy Manager (CIPM)
- ISO/IEC 27701 Lead Implementer
Authorship and editorship
Editor and co-author of legal works published by Thomson Reuters · Revista dos Tribunais, Lumen Juris and Editora Império, including the chapter on information governance in real-world asset tokenisation, in a book released in Brazil and Portugal.
“The most advanced technology asks of us the oldest wisdom: knowing what is worth protecting.”