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Agnieszka Czopska
Associate

Agnieszka Czopska

Languages
  • Polish
  • English
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Agnieszka Czopska is an advocate trainee and an associate in the Intellectual Property and Technology, Media & Telecommunications practice at CMS Poland.

She specialises in privacy, data protection, intellectual property, artificial intelligence, technology law and regulatory compliance, helping organisations navigate the legal challenges arising from digital transformation and the evolving EU regulatory landscape.

Agnieszka advises Polish and international clients on GDPR compliance, AI governance, digital regulation and technology projects, including the implementation of the AI Act, Data Act and other EU digital legislation. Her experience covers intellectual property matters, technology contracts, data protection compliance programmes, regulatory risk assessments, due diligence exercises, and the launch of innovative products and services. She also has hands-on experience with a range of sector-specific and specialised regulatory frameworks, including postal, gambling and tobacco regulations.
Agnieszka regularly advises clients across a wide range of sectors including technology, automotive, financial services, e-commerce and digital services, combining legal expertise with a pragmatic, business-oriented approach.

Beyond her advisory practice, Agnieszka is an author of articles and publications on data protection, artificial intelligence, and technology law. She also delivers client training sessions, as well as academic webinars and workshops for law students, promoting a practical and business-oriented approach to emerging technologies, digital regulation and compliance.

Awards & Recognitions
01
  • Quote
    "Other key lawyer in TMT 2026."
    Legal 500, 2026

Relevant experience

  • Bausch & Lomb Poland sp. z o.o., on GDPR implementation in the context of Bauch + Lomb’s data privacy and marketing activities in Poland. 
  • Primo Water/Eden, on proceedings before the Data Protection Authority (UODO) as well as drafting a privacy policy for a highly innovative solution regarding a semi-automated recruitment system for job applicants. 
  • Autonomous driving technology company, on GDPR and local privacy requirements, as well as regulatory aspects related to the implementation of an AI-driven tool, including detailed review of the tool in light of the EU AI Act, the GDPR, and local laws. 
  • Bank Handlowy, on designing and implementing robust internal AI governance documentation to meet the fast-approaching requirements of the EU AI Act.

Publications

Memberships & Roles

  • Warsaw Bar Association.

Education

2022 - Faculty of Law and Administration, University of Gdansk.

Insights by Agnieszka

The Polish Data Protection Authority inspection plan for 2023

The Polish Data Protection Authority inspection plan for 2023

24 Jan 2023 2 min read
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