Guillaume’s practice spans employment law, data protection and privacy, information technology and intellectual property law, enabling him to advise clients on matters that increasingly cut across these areas.
He covers a wide range of business sectors in particular banking, financial, insurance, automotive, IT, media, sports, entertainment, life sciences and health sectors.
Guillaume assists clients with the implementation and follow-up of their data protection law compliance projects, including GDPR and Luxembourg-specific regulations (establishment of a compliance plan, drafting of the relevant privacy notices, procedures and data processing agreements, assistance with data protection impact assessments and international transfers of personal data, assistance with answers to data subjects requests and data breaches). He also advises clients on IT outsourcing deals and contractual arrangements, including in the banking and financial sector. Intellectual property is also one of Guillaume’s focus areas (including copyrights, patents, trademarks and designs), whether it be contentious work or transactions. In general, he deals with all areas of law relevant to digital activities such as commercial, competition, consumer and civil law as well as regulatory aspects.