Malika Sajdik is an associate in the Hong Kong office of Latham & Watkins, and a member of the firm’s Data & Technology Transactions Practice.
Ms. Sajdik’s experience covers:
Data privacy, with particular experience advising on the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and GDPR compliance
Large scale technology, private equity, and merger and acquisition transactions
Commercial contracts
Blockchain
Prior to joining Latham's Hong Kong office, Ms. Sajdik was a member of the firm’s Data & Technology Transactions Practice in London. During this time, Ms. Sajdik completed a secondment in the firm’s Hong Kong office where she primarily worked on complex private and public merger and acquisition transactions.
Experience
Ms. Sajdik’s experience includes advising:
A variety of multinational clients on compliance with the GDPR, including with regards to transparency notices, data subject access requests, and data transfer solutions
A global professional services firm on its endeavor to run a “best-in-class” privacy impact assessment (PIA) program globally
A global payment services provider on data privacy and intellectual property issues related to the launch of a global permissioned blockchain digital currency
A variety of private equity clients on complex commercial, data privacy, and intellectual property issues arising in the context of private equity and merger and acquisition transactions
A global pharmaceuticals company on the management of their global IP portfolio
Qualifications
Bar Qualification
England and Wales (Solicitor)
Hong Kong (Registered Foreign Lawyer)
Education
Legal Practice Course, BPP University, 2015
Graduate Diploma in Law, BPP University, 2014
Bachelor of Arts in Sinology, University of Vienna, 2014
Master in Austrian Law/Magister Iuris, University of Vienna, 2012
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