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Michael Best is pleased to announce that Elizabeth C. Wamboldt&nbsp;has joined the firm’s Milwaukee office as Senior Counsel in the Privacy &amp; Cybersecurity&nbsp;practice, specializing in data privacy and cybersecurity law. Wamboldt brings extensive experience advising companies on complex technology,&nbsp;data&nbsp;privacy, and commercial contracting matters, drawing on a diverse background that includes private practice and&nbsp;in-house&nbsp;roles.&nbsp;

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“We’re thrilled to welcome Elizabeth to our team,” said&nbsp;Linda Emery,&nbsp;Privacy &amp;&nbsp;Cybersecurity&nbsp;Partner at Michael Best.&nbsp;“Her deep understanding of technology transactions, including AI technologies,&nbsp;and data privacy law, paired with her&nbsp;proven,&nbsp;business forward&nbsp;approach, makes her an exceptional resource for our clients navigating rapidly evolving&nbsp;and complex&nbsp;digital landscapes.”&nbsp;

In addition to her experience providing privacy and cybersecurity guidance to clients,&nbsp;Wamboldt&nbsp;possesses&nbsp;a strong background in&nbsp;drafting, negotiating, and&nbsp;counseling&nbsp;clients&nbsp;regarding a broad range of technology-driven commercial agreements, such as&nbsp;software licensing, cloud and SaaS agreements, Internet of Things&nbsp;matters, supply chain contracts,&nbsp;professional services and managed services agreements, and&nbsp;website and mobile application terms.&nbsp;

“Elizabeth’s depth in privacy and security counseling is truly exceptional. She brings a comprehensive understanding of how organizations can build and operationalize strong privacy programs,&nbsp;and&nbsp;navigate&nbsp;global regulatory frameworks,” said Alec Fraser, Managing Partner at Michael Best’s Milwaukee office. “Beyond that, her ability to support clients with broader commercial and IP needs, including process improvements, AI governance,&nbsp;technology licensing, and training&nbsp;on&nbsp;responsible technology practices, makes her an invaluable addition to our team. Elizabeth’s&nbsp;well-rounded&nbsp;expertise&nbsp;perfectly aligns&nbsp;with the needs of our clients and the direction of our firm.”&nbsp;

Before joining Michael Best, Wamboldt practiced at a large national law firm and&nbsp;held&nbsp;in-house contracting roles at both a healthcare technology company and a global healthcare organization. She is a Certified Information Privacy Professional – United States (CIPP/US) and an active member of the International Association of Privacy Professionals.&nbsp;

Wamboldt holds a J.D. from the University of Wisconsin Law School and a B.A. in Legal Studies from the University of Wisconsin–Madison. She is admitted to&nbsp;practice&nbsp;law&nbsp;in Wisconsin.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Michael Best Welcomes Elizabeth Wamboldt as Senior Counsel in Milwaukee, WI Office

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