Danielle Richardson is a privacy governance and technology transactions attorney dedicated to guiding clients through the intricacies of privacy issues in the complex landscape of data protection laws. She combines her creative and collaborative mindset with her experience applying privacy laws in an ever-evolving digital landscape to support clients in achieving their commercial objectives while managing risks and obligations.
Danielle focuses on collaborating with clients to gain a comprehensive understanding of their core operations, technologies and goals. This enables her to design customized, effective and actionable solutions to data privacy challenges. She provides clarity on the patchwork of privacy laws, including the California Consumer Privacy Act, as amended (CCPA), the Colorado Privacy Act (CPA), the New Jersey Data Privacy Law (NJDPL) and the Oregon Consumer Privacy Act (OCPA) to clients across various industries and helps them to proactively minimize regulatory and litigation risks.
Beyond compliance, Danielle leverages her understanding of privacy laws, as well as her data privacy and security issue spotting skills, to facilitate business success. She provides strategic guidance for a range of corporate and commercial transactions including contract drafting and negotiation, licensing and other business deals, ensuring that privacy considerations are addressed and potential risks are identified and mitigated early. Danielle’s perspective and ability to identify nuanced issues are further enriched by her previous experience working alongside attorneys from diverse practice areas at BakerHostetler, where she developed a holistic understanding of broader legal and business strategies.
