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Olivier Haas possède une expérience significative en matière de nouvelles technologies et de propriété intellectuelle. Depuis près de 15 ans, il conseille les entreprises françaises et internationales – des startups jusqu’aux groupes internationaux de sociétés – en relation avec leurs projets en matière de nouvelles technologies et de contenus numériques.

Son activité couvre notamment l’accompagnement juridique en matière de projets informatiques, Internet, e-commerce et protection des données. Olivier Haas conseille les sociétés françaises et internationales tant sur leurs contrats informatiques, cloud computing et projets Internet, que sur leurs projets d'externalisation, stratégies de protection des données et questions de cybersécurité. Il est régulièrement en charge des négociations sur des projets d’externalisation de moyens informatiques ou de processus métier, projets de migration informatique vers des environnements de cloud computing, ainsi que pour la mise en place de plateformes de services mutualisées. Olivier Haas intervient également sur l'ensemble des problématiques relatives à la protection des données personnelles.

Olivier Haas possède un profil unique car, outre sa formation d’avocat, il est titulaire d’un diplôme d’ingénieur (Ecole Nationale de Techniques Avancées) et d’un Master of Engineering in Space Systems de l’Université du Michigan, Etats-Unis. Il a travaillé dans l’industrie aérospatiale avant de devenir avocat et a exercé au sein de grands cabinets internationaux avant de rejoindre Jones Day.

Olivier Haas est membre de l’association Cyberlex et participe également aux travaux des associations ITechLaw et IAPP (International Association of Privacy Professionals).

Expérience

  • DataBank acquires zColo for $1.4 billionJones Day advised DataBank, a leading provider of enterprise-class colocation, connectivity, and managed services, in connection with the acquisition and financing of zColo, including certain U.S. and European data center assets, from Zayo Group Holdings, Inc. for $1.4 billion.
  • Nanobiotix completes $113.3 million IPO on NasdaqJones Day represented Nanobiotix S.A., a French clinical-stage nanomedicine company pioneering new approaches to the treatment of cancer, in connection with its $113.3 million initial public offering in the United States and listing on Nasdaq.
  • Framatome to acquire Rolls-Royce Civil Nuclear Instrumentation and Control business in France and ChinaJones Day is advising Framatome, an international leader in nuclear energy recognized for its innovative solutions and value added technologies for the global nuclear fleet, in its acquisition of the Rolls-Royce Civil Nuclear Instrumentation and Control business in France and China.
  • Ace Management participates in €20 million Series C financing round of EclecticIQJones Day advised Ace Management in connection with its lead participation in the €20 million Series C financing of EclecticIQ, a global threat intelligence, hunting and response technology provider.
  • Easyrecrue sold to iCIMS, Inc.Jones Day represented management and shareholders of Easyrecrue in connection with the sale of the company, a European leader in video interviewing and digital assessment capabilities, to iCIMS, Inc.
  • Bpifrance Investissement forms Bpifrance Entreprises 1Jones Day represented Bpifrance Investissement in connection with the formation of the fund "Bpifrance Entreprises 1," the first investment fund to be subscribed by the public, managed by Bpifrance, and launched on the initiative of the French Minister of Economy.
  • SUEZ to sell its SUEZ Recycling & Recovery operations to PreZeroJones Day advised the French listed company SUEZ SA in its contemplated largest sale of SUEZ Recycling & Recovery operations - excluding plastic recycling and hazardous waste treatment activities - in four continental Europe countries: the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Germany, and Poland to PreZero, the environmental division of Schwarz Group, as part of exclusive negotiations.
  • European multinational food products corporation seeks advice on developing medical deviceJones Day advised a European multinational food products corporation on the legal aspects of developing a medical device, which includes regulatory, IP, and IT law and data protection issues.
  • French medical device company seeks advice on data protection matters and regulatory issuesJones Day advised a French medical device company on data protection matters and regulatory issues.
  • International beauty company seeks advice on digital transformation policies and implementation of blockchain projectJones Day advised an international beauty company on digital transformation including data retention policies and the implementation of a blockchain project.
  • Leading financial advisory and asset management firm seeks advice on internal compliance program including GDPR readinessJones Day advised a leading financial advisory and asset management firm on an internal compliance program including GDPR readiness.
  • Autonomous convenience store company seeks advice on IT and data protection issuesJones Day advised an autonomous convenience store company that develops automated proximity stores in relation to the data protection constraints (including GDPR) and impact on the roll-out of their AI-based cashierless technology.
  • ETS Global acquires PippletJones Day represented ETS Global in connection with its acquisition of Pipplet, a start-up company specializing in language assessment for companies.
  • Société Générale sold SKB Banka (Slovenia) and its subsidiaries to OTP BankJones Day advised Société Générale in the sale to OTP Bank Nyrt. of its shareholding in the share capital of its subsidiary specializing in retail banking, SKB Banka d.d. Ljubljana (Slovenia), and of its subsidiaries SKB Leasing d.o.o. and SKB Leasing Select d.o.o.
  • Online platform provider prepares for compliance with data protection regulationsJones Day assisted online platform provider dedicated to the processing of massive datasets produced by the interaction of local authorities with the citizens in their jurisdiction, with respect to data protection regulations (including compliance with the GDPR).
  • Société Générale sold Ohridska Banka (Macedonia) to Steiermärkische Bank und Sparkassen AGJones Day advised Société Générale in the sale of majority stake in Ohridska Banka AD Skopje (Republic of North Macedonia) to Steiermärkische Bank und Sparkassen AG.
  • Société Générale sells Societe Generale Serbia and Sogelease Serbia to OTP BankJones Day advised Société Générale in the sale of 100% of the shares in its subsidiary Societe Generale Serbia (SGS) and Sogelease Serbia to OTP Bank Nyrt., including the indirect sale of 100% of the shares in SG Leasing (SGS' wholly owned subsidiary dedicated to leasing activities).
  • Société Générale sells its majority stake in Mobiasbanca Societe Generale (Moldova) to OTP BankJones Day advised Société Générale in the sale of its majority stake in Mobiasbanca Societe Generale (Moldova) to OTP Bank Nyrt, the leading Hungarian bank.
  • Société Générale sells Societe Generale Montenegro to OTP BankJones Day advised Société Générale in the sale of Societe Generale Montenegro to OTP Bank.
  • U.S. software company seeks advice relating to enforcement of its copyrightsJones Day advised a U.S. software company in enforcing its software copyrights against an Italian engineering company for unlawful use of its software.
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    February 2021 Commentaries

    Health Care Organizations and Cloud Service Providers Receive Guidance on Cloud Security Measures

    January 2021 Newsletters

    Vital Signs Digital Health Law Update Winter 2021

    January 2021 Newsletters

    Jones Day Global Privacy & Cybersecurity Update | Vol. 27

    December 2020 Commentaries

    No-Deal Brexit—Preventing Disruption to Data Transfers

    December 2020 Commentaries

    Strong Customer Authentication in the United States: When, Not If

    November 2020 Commentaries

    Ensuring International Data Flows after Schrems II

    November 2020 Newsletters

    Jones Day Global Privacy & Cybersecurity Update | Vol. 26

    October 2020 Commentaries

    End of the EU's Data Retention Saga? CJEU Clarifies Conditions for State Surveillance Regimes

    July 2020 Commentaries

    Schrems II Confirms Validity of EU Standard Contractual Clauses, Invalidates EU–U.S. Privacy Shield

    July 2020 White Paper

    A Guide to Navigating Cybersecurity, Privacy, and Employment Law Issues with COVID-19 Contact Tracing in the Private Sector
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    Interventions

    • 30 novembre 2017
      Les rendez-vous de la propriété intellectuelle – 4ème volet : La protection des secrets d'affaires
    • 10 octobre 2017
      Cybersécurité et gouvernance des données : Tendances-clés pour les données personnelles, opérateurs d'importance vitale et cyber-assurance
    • 5 avril 2017
      Le RGPD en détail – Analyse des directives des autorités de protection des données et des efforts de mise en œuvre au niveau national
    • March 15, 2017
      Webinar Series: EU General Data Protection Regulation (three-part series)
    • 14 mars 2017
      Jones Day Paris a organisé sa 4ème journée "Portes ouvertes au métier d’avocat" en accueillant deux classes du Lycée Jean Renoir de Bondy (93)
    • 31 janvier 2017
      Protection des données personnelles – Comment se mettre en conformité avec le Règlement Général sur la Protection des Données ?
    • 5 juillet 2016
      Explosion des cybermenaces : comment les entreprises peuvent et doivent-elles se protéger ?
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