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Education

Vanderbilt Law School
Nashville, Tennessee
J.D., 2022
Vanderbilt Law Review, Articles Editor
Order of the Coif

Bethel University
Mishawaka, Indiana
B.A., English, 2014

Bar Admissions

Michigan

Court Admissions

All Michigan state courts

United States District Court for the Western District of Michigan

Attorney

Amy is an associate with the Data Privacy and Mobility teams. A CIPP/US certified information privacy professional, she analyzes clients’ compliance with newly-effective consumer data privacy laws, advises on regulatory requirements for electric and automated vehicle companies, and helps integrate data privacy provisions into client contracts. Amy is a skilled researcher and author of a recent journal article on data breach preparation, response, and recovery.

Amy has additional experience in matters involving antitrust liability, breaches of contract, and intellectual property liability.

Prior to law school, Amy served as a legislative assistant in the U.S. House of Representatives where she drafted a law that was enacted by President Obama in 2016 and advised on healthcare, tax, budget, and transportation legislation. She also worked in government relations on behalf of a cloud-based healthcare technology company in Boston, Massachusetts, on matters relating to federal data privacy and interoperability. She served as a summer associate at the American Enterprise Institute, and interned at the U.S. Department of State.

Certifications

CIPP/US, certified information privacy professional 2022 – present

Professional Affiliations

State Bar of Michigan

International Association of Privacy Professionals

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