Angela E. Juneau and Daniel E. Cohen Certified as AI Governance Professionals by IAPP
Pashman Stein Walder Hayden P.C. is proud to announce that Angela E. Juneau and Daniel E. Cohen, associates in the firm’s Litigation practice, were both recently certified as AI Governance Professionals by IAPP. The IAPP is a policy neutral, not-for-profit association founded in 2000 with a mission to define, promote and improve the professions of privacy, artificial intelligence governance and digital responsibility globally. According to IAPP, the AI Governance Professional credential demonstrates competency in AI development, the ability to conduct ethical AI deployment, and the ability to utilize best practices in AI management to ensure safety and trust.
“I’m so happy to be part of a practice with sophisticated lawyers at Pashman Stein dealing with high-tech matters and all the new and difficult issues that AI is presenting at home and internationally,” said Cohen, who has had an interest in technology since a young age.
“Obtaining this certification reflects the growing role attorneys play in shaping compliant and responsible AI use, and I’m excited to help clients address these issues in a strategic way,” said Juneau.
Pashman Stein’s multidisciplinary AI practice group provides comprehensive legal guidance across litigation, corporate transactions, and governance, helping clients navigate the complex legal, regulatory, and risk issues arising from the development and deployment of artificial intelligence. The firm combines deep litigation experience, strategic business counsel, and certified AI governance expertise to proactively manage exposure, support business growth, and ensure compliance with evolving laws and standards.
To read more about IAPP and the AI Governance Professional certification, click here.
To read more about Angela E. Juneau and her work, click here.
To read more about Daniel E. Cohen and his work, click here.
