When there is a child on the other side of the screen,
the rules are different.
A child leaves a digital trail long before being able to decide about it. In the app they use, the photo the school publishes, the contract someone signs on their behalf, or in what is already circulating about your family. Our practice deals with exactly that: data protection, image rights and childhood law.
How we can help you
Secure projects, with timelines and fees agreed before we begin.
Technology companies
Digital products with underage users: apps, platforms, games and edtech. Age verification, parental consent, privacy by design, moderation, response to notices and contracts with suppliers.
Family digital protection
Assessment and protection of a family's digital exposure. A confidential review of what is publicly available about the family, the risk it represents and what can be reduced, removed or reorganised.
Judicial authorisation and platform response
Authorisation for a minor to take part in paid activity, required by article 149 of the Brazilian Child and Adolescent Statute and now demanded by the platforms. A project with a beginning, a middle and an end, run within the notice period.
Content and advertising
Schools, agencies, brands, production companies and studios using a child's image in commercial material. Image release, judicial authorisation, internal policy and campaign review before signature.
“The most advanced technology asks of us the oldest wisdom: knowing what is worth protecting.”
Projects, not proceedings
You know from the start what you will receive, when and for how much. No surprises along the way.
Fixed scope
Every engagement has a defined deliverable and a date. No open-ended retainers, no billable hours piling up.
Discretion
Family matters and children’s images call for reserve, and that is how they are handled here, from first contact to the end of the engagement.
International grounding
Ten years of data protection practice, moving between the Brazilian, European and North American regimes.
Corporate privacy and artificial intelligence governance
Beyond the focus on childhood and adolescence, the practice serves companies on privacy programmes, contracts with data processing clauses, international transfers and structuring the corporate use of artificial intelligence.