Rankings

Frankfurt Kurnit Privacy Practice Receives Top Ranking in Chambers Global 2023

02.16.23

Chambers and Partners includes our Privacy & Data Security practice as Band 1 in Chambers Global for 2023.

On our Privacy & Data Security practice: Strong practice with expertise in a broad array of privacy and cybersecurity issues. Displays strengths in guiding clients through the implementation of CCPA and GDPR compliance programs, as well as offering great proficiency in adtech matters.

Strengths (quote from client): “Their attorneys are great with providing practical advice that is easy to understand and share with my business teams, and do so in a timely manner.”

Notable practitioners: /people/daniel-m-goldberg/Daniel Goldberg is recommended for his broad-based privacy expertise, often assisting clients with CCPA and GDPR compliance issues. Quotes from clients: “He has an encyclopedic knowledge of privacy law and offers very practical guidance.” “Daniel provides great advice on complex privacy matters, it makes navigating the ever changing landscape of privacy laws a breeze.” “Daniel is a superb privacy lawyer and always maintains awareness of the commercial context of the deal.”

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