Maud has been a lawyer since 2008. She has developed expertise in data protection, intellectual property and information technology law, working on all stages of IT projects and GDPR compliance, with a strong technological focus.

Today, her work enables her to quickly understand projects and gain a comprehensive overview of the commercial and technological issues and risks involved, in order to determine the legal means to address them in contracts and other legal documents.

She assists investors, IT consultants, solution providers and media groups in their transformation projects and personal data management.

Upstream, Maud analyses the legal feasibility of the project. During the design phase, she translates the numerous legal and ethical requirements into technical specifications. She then drafts and negotiates the various contracts with clients, suppliers and partners. She also intervenes in IT projects that have run into difficulties (non-compliant delivery, lack of technical expertise, deadline or budget overruns with a major impact on the financial balance of the parties involved in the project, etc.), either in a legal context or as part of an amicable process aimed at identifying legal and technical solutions likely to get the projects back on track.

Maud also assists investment funds wishing to invest in online healthcare solutions (medical chatbots, telemedicine platforms, etc.) in order to verify the regulatory compliance of data flows and solutions, the ownership of intangible assets and to identify the guarantees necessary to secure transactions.

Maud also teaches digital law and AI at the Aivancity artificial intelligence school.