Data & AI Regulation Lawyer | 3-6PQE | US Firm

JR United Kingdom; London; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading US law firm in London is seeking a mid-level lawyer to join their AI & Data Regulation practice. This role involves advising clients on AI development, licensing, and data privacy amidst evolving regulations. The ideal candidate will have 3-6 PQE and experience with the EU Data Act, alongside strong academic credentials.

Qualifications

• 3-6 PQE experience required.
• Experience from a leading law firm.

Responsibilities

• Advise on AI and Gen-AI technologies.
• Provide guidance on data protection and privacy compliance.
• Assist with M&A transactions related to AI.

Skills

Data Privacy

AI Development

Licensing

Cybersecurity

Education

Strong Academics

Job description

Job Description:

Our client, an elite US law firm, is seeking a talented and forward-thinking mid-level lawyer to join their AI & Data Regulation practice in London. This role offers exposure to cutting-edge legal work in the rapidly evolving fields of artificial intelligence (AI), generative AI (Gen-AI), and data regulation, including the EU Data Act.

You will advise global clients on AI development, licensing, deployment, and data privacy within a rapidly evolving regulatory landscape, including digital market regulations such as the EU AI Act and the Digital Markets Act (DMA).

Team's Capabilities:

• Advise on AI and Gen-AI technologies, including issues around intellectual property, licensing, and deployment.
• Provide strategic guidance on data protection, privacy compliance, and cybersecurity within the AI space.
• Navigate complex regulatory frameworks such as the EU Data Act, AI Act, and other relevant digital regulations.
• Assist with M&A transactions, strategic collaborations, and licensing agreements related to AI and data technologies.
• Manage litigation risks arising from AI-related claims, including issues with deepfakes and AI-generated content.

Ideal Candidate:

• 3-6 PQE
• Strong academics
• Experience from a leading law firm
• Experience with the EU Data Act

For more information, please contact Kate Runeckles at [emailprotected].