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Provided by Rebeca Galdámez
Banking & Finance
Rebeca Galdámez is an Associate of Consortium Legal – El Salvador. She has 6 years of experience in the corporate and LegalTech sector, specializing in advising clients on hiring, legal compliance and compliance with personal data protection regulations.
During her career, Rebeca has worked in a variety of projects at national and international level, demonstrating an outstanding ability in the management and execution of complex procedures for the management of companies. Her thorough approach and ability to adapt to the specific needs of her clients have been key in the successful implementation of legal and corporate strategies.
Currently, Rebeca is dedicated to advising companies in their incorporation and management in El Salvador, offering her expertise in corporate governance, financial transactions, contractual relations and other legal services specialized in digital rights. Her commitment to excellence, together with her ability to offer practical and customized solutions, positions her as a valuable resource for companies seeking comprehensive and effective legal advice and has earned her an Associate to Watch ranking in the international directory of Chambers and Partners.
Lawyer and Notary Public authorized by the Supreme Court of Justice of the Republic of El Salvador
- “Personal Data Protection in El Salvador: Challenges and Proposals in light of the GDPR”
– Thesis for the Facultad de Derecho of Universidad de León
"The Transformation of Legal Practice Through Technology" - Derecho y Negocios Magazine
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Provided by Chambers
Rebeca Galdámez continues to receive strong praise from market commentators for her activity in the Salvadorean corporate and commercial arena.
2 items provided by Consortium Legal
The Transformation of Legal Practice through Technology
The article emphasizes the need for lawyers to embrace technology to enhance efficiency and adapt to legal changes in the digital age.
The "Need to Know" of the data
Applying the 'Need to Know' Principle in Collecting and Accessing User Information. Ensuring data security, consent, and minimal data collection to respect privacy rights and comply with data protection standards.
The Transformation of Legal Practice through Technology
The article emphasizes the need for lawyers to embrace technology to enhance efficiency and adapt to legal changes in the digital age.
The "Need to Know" of the data
Applying the 'Need to Know' Principle in Collecting and Accessing User Information. Ensuring data security, consent, and minimal data collection to respect privacy rights and comply with data protection standards.