Sharif Ibrahim

Amsterdam Netherlands

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Sharif is a counsel in our Technology & Data team in the Netherlands. He advises clients on technology and privacy-related matters. Where need be, he stands ready to guide clients through litigation and regulatory proceedings. Sharif has experience in litigating at the Dutch District Courts, Courts of Appeal and interacting with various Dutch (regulatory) authorities.

Sharif acts for clients across a broad range of sectors and has a particular focus on technology-related matters, the automotive industry and the gaming industry. He enjoys helping clients in navigating the legal landscape where it concerns the introduction of new legislation particularly in the field of AI and data.

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Since 2026 Counsel, Taylor Wessing

2024-2025 Senior Associate, Taylor Wessing

2022-2024 Attorney at law, Van Kaam IP Media. Privacy

Career

Since 2026 Counsel, Taylor Wessing

2024-2025 Senior Associate, Taylor Wessing

2022-2024 Attorney at law, Van Kaam IP Media. Privacy

Education

2018 Vocational Training, The Netherlands Bar Association

2013-2015 LLM, Civil Law, Utrecht University

2014 Masterclass European Law, Utrecht University

Memberships & Associations

Amsterdam Bar Association
Association for Media and Communication law (VMC)
Dutch Association for IT Law Professionals (NvvIR)

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Data & cyber

Dutch DPA imposes record-breaking fine of EUR 290 million on Uber for unlawful international data transfers

20 January 2025

by Sharif Ibrahim and Solange Baris

Interface - Predictions 2025

2025 AI crystal ball gazing

Martijn Loth and Sharif Ibrahim predict the future of AI with a focus on the EU.

5 December 2024

by Martijn Loth and Sharif Ibrahim

3 of 7 Insights

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Global Data Hub

Cookies: top ten steps towards EU cookie compliance

Julie Dumontet and Sharif Ibrahim look at the essentials of EU cookie compliance.

15 July 2024

by Julie Dumontet and Sharif Ibrahim

4 of 6 Insights

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