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ZwillGen’s UK practice, led by Zach Judge-Raza in London, helps global companies and digital platforms navigate the increasingly complex intersection of privacy, cybersecurity, and technology regulation across the UK, EU, and U.S. Working closely with ZwillGen’s U.S. team, Zach advises on cross-border compliance, data protection, law enforcement requests, and trust and safety issues for technology, media, and online platform clients. Drawing on ZwillGen’s deep experience with emerging technologies and practical, business-minded legal solutions, our UK practice provides seamless, on-the-ground support for companies managing global privacy operations and expanding internationally.
Brenda Leong is quoted in this article from the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP) examining a proposed federal AI framework introduced by Senator Marsha Blackburn. The proposal aims to address risks related to children,...
Director of ZwillGen’s AI Division Brenda Leong contributed an article to a new report from the Biometrics Institute titled Concepts and Solutions: Keeping Biometrics Real. The report explores how policymakers, technologists, and regulators can better navigate the evolving relationship between digital...
In this Corporate Compliance Insights article, Zach Judge-Raza and Jamie Elbert explain why the EU Data Act, which took effect in September 2025, marks a structural shift in the EU data landscape. The act aims to facilitate...
ZwillGen’s Zach Lerner was quoted in a recent Bloomberg Law article examining the evolving compliance landscape surrounding California’s Age-Appropriate Design Code Act following a new ruling from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. The decision...
In a recent Bloomberg article, Whitney Fore discusses disclosure obligations in the gaming space, emphasizing that “material connections—whether they involve cash, free play or ‘house money’—must be disclosed in a way that’s difficult to miss.” Please note that...
In this Law360 article, Zach Judge-Raza and Brenda Leong discuss the European Commission’s proposed changes and implementation delay of the EU Artificial Intelligence Act. The act had prompted industry pressure for the changes, as European corporate coalitions...
We advise a broad range of technology-driven companies—from internet platforms and app developers to media, hospitality, gaming, cybersecurity, and financial services—delivering practical, high-value legal guidance when it matters most.