Eleanor Hobson
Eleanor joined Kemp IT Law in August 2021.
Eleanor trained at Travers Smith, qualifying in 2019 into their Commercial, Intellectual Property and Technology Department. She has broad experience advising clients on a range of cloud, data, digital and data protection contractual and regulatory legal projects.
Eleanor graduated from the University of Cambridge with a BA Hons in Land Economy and gained the Computer Science for Lawyers certificate from Harvard University in 2020.
Eleanor has an interest in pedigree Hereford cattle showing and won the Hereford Cattle Breeders’ Association ‘Herd of the year’ prize in 2019.
Eleanor trained at Travers Smith, qualifying in 2019 into their Commercial, Intellectual Property and Technology Department. She has broad experience advising clients on a range of cloud, data, digital and data protection contractual and regulatory legal projects.
Eleanor graduated from the University of Cambridge with a BA Hons in Land Economy and gained the Computer Science for Lawyers certificate from Harvard University in 2020.
Eleanor has an interest in pedigree Hereford cattle showing and won the Hereford Cattle Breeders’ Association ‘Herd of the year’ prize in 2019.
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Myth busting the GDPR: If it’s public, it’s fair game
Eleanor Hobson
Eleanor Hobson in her myth-busting the GDPR series takes a look at personal data that is publicly available.
Myth-Busting the GDPR: Data subject rights
Eleanor Hobson
In this video in her series of myth-busting the GDPR, Eleanor Hobson looks at data subject rights and the assumption …
Myth-Busting the GDPR: We did our GDPR compliance in 2018
Eleanor Hobson
In the latest of her myth-busting the GDPR series, Eleanor Hobson looks at maintaining compliance with the GDPR beyond 2018.