LucieFournier

Lucie Fournier works on European data protection and cybersecurity law, with a focus on implementing EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and ePrivacy Directive compliance. She advises multinational organizations in various industry sectors such as cloud computing, information and communications technology, telecom, cybersecurity, life sciences and health care, marketing, and financial services.

Lucie's practice includes advising clients on a variety of EU data protection and data security matters, such as the implementation of global data protection compliance projects, international transfers of personal data, and related advice (e.g., drafting data processing agreements with the new EU standard contractual clauses and supplementary measures, developing data transfer impact assessments, drafting binding corporate rules, etc.), data merging, profiling and social media compliance matters, advising on the use of cookies, handling data subject access requests, developing data protection impact assessments, and whistleblowing schemes.

Lucie has also recently been involved in assisting a multinational company on an international data localization project regarding the processing of personal and nonpersonal data.

Lucie also advises clients on data protection and cybersecurity issues in cross-border M&A transactions and investigations.

Prior to joining Jones Day, Lucie completed legal traineeships in the intellectual property and IT department of a U.S. law firm in Paris and at the French Ministry of Defense in Paris. She also has in-house experience as a legal adviser at a UK multinational company that focuses on defense, aerospace, and cybersecurity.