Senior Associate
London
Nora advises clients on data protection and AI regulation, with a particular focus on biometric technologies, foundation AI models, fraud prevention tools and the legal challenges posed by emerging technologies such as physical AI/autonomous devices.
Nora advises on various technologies with a specific focus on foundation models and the deployment and regulation of biometric technologies, including identity verification, age estimation, emotion recognition, biometric categorisation, deepfakes and digital twins across a range of industry contexts. She regularly counsels clients on compliance with the GDPR and the EU AI Act, on subjects including automated decision-making systems, autonomous devices, fraud prevention mechanisms and data brokering arrangements. She also has a keen interest in neuroscience and neurotechnologies.
Recognised by The Legal 500 as a Leading Associate for Artificial Intelligence, Nora is an active contributor to the discussion around the regulation of biometric technologies, neurotechnologies and foundation AI models. She has been invited by the European Parliament to speak on the regulation of biometrics in the EU and has presented at leading industry forums including the IAPP AI Governance Global Europe 2025 conference and the American Bar Association on the regulation of neurotechnologies under the EU AI Act.
Her work has been cited in the Harvard Cyberlaw Clinic and featured in the International Journal of Applied Engineering and Technology as well as The Global Public Policy Institute and Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe.