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Clark Hill was delighted to welcome Aimee Connolly, Founder & CEO of Sculpted by Aimee, to Clark Hill’s Dublin office for our Women in Business event. Aimee shared her journey from investing €10,000 of her own savings in her first product to building one of Ireland’s leading beauty brands. The conversation covered taking risks, leadership, building the right team and having the right advisers around you as a business grows - including Aimee's ambitions in the U.S. market, where Clark Hill is supporting Aimee and her team as they navigate the next stage of their international growth.

Excellence recognized. Clark Hill’s international Data Privacy, Protection & Cybersecurity group has been recognized for its leadership in navigating complex digital risk environments. Our award-winning team combines legal precision with technical insight to anticipate threats, engineer solutions, strengthen compliance and protect what matters most.

Consumer privacy lawsuits are on the rise — and they’re targeting everyday data practices. From chatbots and cookies to website tracking and consent forms, businesses are facing class actions over the collection and use of personal information. The Clark Hill Cybersecurity, Privacy, and Technology Litigation team has defended clients in some of the nation’s largest privacy tort and data breach cases, protecting companies when their reputations and business models are at stake.

Cyber threats are rising and so is the complexity of data privacy and cybersecurity regulations. We help you translate complex regulatory obligations into strategies that reduce liability risk. Compliance isn’t optional. Make it a strategic advantage. Sign up for Clark Hill’s “Right to Know” newsletter, a rundown of all things cyber, privacy, and technology.

If your retail business collects location data or browsing behavior, you may now be handling “consumer health data” under new state privacy laws. Join Clark Hill’s Cybersecurity & Data Privacy attorneys Paul F. Schmeltzer and John F. Howard for a one-hour webinar on November 12 to learn how laws like Washington’s My Health My Data Act, Nevada’s SB 370, and California’s new ADMT/AI rules are redefining what counts as health data and how those changes affect compliance, consent, and advertising practices.