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Dentons
ONE FLEET PLACE
LONDON
EC4M 7WS
England
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Work Department

Data protection.

Position

Nick is the founding partner of Dentons’ Global Privacy and Cybersecurity Group. Recognized as a leading practitioner, he specializes in data privacy, cybersecurity and information governance, advising across all sectors, including retail, telecoms, energy, manufacturing, banking, insurance, transport, technology and digital media.

Nick has more than 25 years’ experience in data protection and has been advising since the days of the Data Protection Act 1984/1998 and the early enforcement activities of the FTC. He advises on all aspects of data privacy including global compliance strategy and control frameworks, data privacy impact assessments, data breach and incident response, group litigation claims, international data transfers, customer data exploitation and data retention. Most recently, he has advised on AI and privacy compliance, consumer tracking, biometrics, data sovereignty, conflicts of data laws and transfers post-Schrems II/Brexit.

Career

Admitted to practice as a solicitor in England and Wales 1994.

Memberships

The Law Society; International Bar Association; Data Protection Forum.

Education

University of Leicester (LLB 1990); College of Law York (Law Society Finals 1992).

Lawyer Rankings

London > Risk advisory > Data protection, privacy and cybersecurity

(Hall of Fame)

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The team at Dentons comprises a ‘really smart bunch of practical advisors‘ who take a ‘methodical and deliberate approach to tackling their work‘. London-based Simon Elliott acts as the head of data privacy and cybersecurity for the UK, Ireland and the Middle East, exemplifying firm’s cross-border focus. Antonis Patrikios is noted for his ‘timely and pragmatic‘ responses to both cybersecurity incidents and advisory issues. Nick Graham, the department’s founding partner, remains an active presence, assisting with international data transfers and adtech matters, as well as developing the AI piece. The group’s client roster includes a growing swathe of notable data and technology players, and is testament to particular strength in these fields. Of counsel Kuan Hon is another crucial member of the team; she is a member of the UK government’s International Data Transfer Expert Council.