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Jevan works in our Privacy & Data Security team and is Head of our San Francisco office. He works with the world’s leading tech companies to find solutions to complex and challenging privacy and data protection problems. Clients know him for providing pragmatic, commercially-focused advice.
Jevan acts as GDPR counsel for many of the West Coast’s best-known internet services companies, advising on matters including the development of structures for international data transfers and data flows, the management and remediation of global data breaches, engagement with global regulators and responding to statutory data protection inquiries, the development and launch of new and cutting-edge products with compliant user interface and user experience.
In addition, he frequently advises clients on how to handle and respond to data subject access requests, including responding to regulatory complaints and formal investigations.
jneilan@mhc.ie
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