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Ph.D., LL.M. Carlo Rossi Chauvenet

Partner at CRCLEX, Adjunct Professor at Università Bocconi, Chair of IOT and Privacy Center
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Carlo Rossi Chauvenet is a lawyer and academic fellow in the field of Corporate Law and Data Protection, with a specific focus on Tech and Innovation. Carlo is Partner at CRCLEX, a law firm specialized in IT Law, Corporate and Privacy Law, and Data Protection Officer (DPO).
Carlo is Adjunct professor of “Privacy Law and Data Strategy” at the LLm in Law of Internet Technology at Bocconi University and at the Master in Open Innovation Management at the University of Padova. Author of numerous articles and publications he participates as speaker to international conferences also in his capacity of Chair of the “National Centre for IOT and Privacy”. Carlo is also coordinator of the Legal Clinic of the startup accelerator “Bocconi4Innovation”. Carlo has extensive activity in legal tech as co-founder of “Iubenda”, the first ItalianLegal tech company, co-founder of “Sweet Legal Tech”, consultancy company in Legal Tech, and strategic consultant of “Data Valley”, a Think Tank dedicated to data governance and data strategy for big corporations.
Education: BA (hons.) in Law (Bocconi University), PHD (University of Padua), LLM in International Corporate law (New York University School of law), LLM in International Commerce (National University of Singapore).


 

 

 

Sessions in which Ph.D., LL.M. Carlo Rossi Chauvenet participates

lunes 10 junio, 2024

Zona horaria: (GMT+01:00) Rome
9:00 AM
9:00 AM - 10:30 AM | 1 hour 30 minutos
Data Protection in Italy
Sessions available in Italian

Sessions in which Ph.D., LL.M. Carlo Rossi Chauvenet attends

lunes 10 junio, 2024

Zona horaria: (GMT+01:00) Rome
11:00 AM
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM | 1 hour
Data Protection in Italy
Artificial IntelligenceSessions available in Italian
11:00 AM - 11:30 AM | 30 minutos
Scientific Track

The concept of personal data is pivotal to understand the scope of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Since data protection regulations and directives were adopted, national courts and the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) had to determine whether some data like IP addresses are personal. Courts' rulings are often based on the possibility to re-identify individuals from the datasets under dispute. The differe...