Nuria Pastor | Fieldfisher
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Professional background

Professional background

I have a particular interest and experience in advising clients on new product roll out risk assessments, including entering new markets. I advise clients on legal issues around the re-using and monetisation of the personal data they handle.  

I have extensive experience in advising on international data transfers matters, personal data security breaches, data subject requests and regulatory investigations. 

I work for a varied range of clients and sectors with a focus on life sciences and digital health and medical devices and other sectors such as technology and travel. My clients vary from startups to well stablished household names.

I am a dual-qualified (England & Wales / Spain) lawyer and hold CIPP/E and CIPM certifications. I am recognised as a FIP by the IAPP. I write articles and regular blog posts on current matters. I co-author the BCR chapter for Lexis Nexis.

Awards & recognition

Awards & recognition

Zeno Capucci
Chief Legal and Risk Officer at Docplanner
We're benefiting enormously from Nuria's input. She combines business-minded pragmatism with excellent legal understanding, and that combination is incredibly useful.

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Data Act enforcement update

06.03.2026
The EU Data Act is a Regulation (not a Directive), so it applies automatically across EU Member States. Most provisions took effect from 12 September 2025. However, enforcement will vary locally as each Member State designates its competent authority and sets the penalties applicable to infringements.
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Pseudonymisation scrutinised by the CJEU

24.09.2025
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What do you need to know about the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025?

09.07.2025
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Data and Privacy
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The European Health Data Space Act in focus: 5 things you need to know now

02.07.2025
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Technology
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The new Data Act

28.05.2025
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