International Law Section | Navigating Changes in EU and Brazilian Privacy and AI Laws

Date: March 16, 2026, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM

Location: Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP

201 17th St. NW #1700
Atlanta, GA 30363

Please join us on Monday, March 16th at noon at the offices of Nelson Mullins, Suite 1700, 201 17th St. NW (Atlantic Station), Atlanta, GA, for a program on Navigating Changes in EU and Brazilian Privacy and AI Laws.

Speakers:

• Bernadete de Figueiredo Dias, Partner, CGM Advogados - Brazil
• Vincent Rezzouk Hammachi, Partner, Bird & Bird
• Sandra Kirsch, Global Privacy Counsel & Advisor
• Amanda Witt, Partner, Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP

This presentation will offer a timely, practical overview of how rapidly evolving privacy and AI laws are reshaping cross‑border business in Europe and Latin America. Attendees will receive guidance on recent updates to Brazil’s General Data Protection Law (LGPD), including Brazil’s new international data transfer clauses, and how those changes affect companies operating in or receiving data from Brazil.

The session will also include an update on the EU’s “Digital Omnibus” developments and what they signal for the future of the GDPR and the EU AI Act. Beyond jurisdiction‑specific updates, the presentation will address the practical and legal challenges of moving data across borders—particularly among the U.S., Europe and Latin America—and highlights common friction points such as contracting, regulatory expectations, and enforcement risk. Lastly, this panel will provide insights on how companies can navigate these difficult issues by providing recommendations on best practices and risk mitigation strategies.

What you’ll takeaway:

• Insights into the EU Digital Omnibus changes that could impact the GDPR and the EU AI Act
• Guidance on complying with recent updates to Brazil’s privacy law (LGPD) including Brazil’s new data transfer clauses.
• Discussion of the challenges facing organizations engaging in global data transfers including data transfers between the U.S., Europe and Latin America.
• Practical tips on how to comply with various international privacy and AI-related laws and regulations.

Registration will close 3/13/26 at 12 noon.

The charge is $10 for section members and $25 for non-members. The fee includes lunch and one (1) hour of CLE credit (pending approval).

We hope that you can join us.