Cameron Cantrell

Cameron Cantrell is an Associate at Hintze Law PLLC. Cameron represents companies on AI, privacy, and cybersecurity issues, drawing from her experience in data security breach law, consumer privacy at the FTC and state levels, tracking and surveillance technologies, and technologies processing biometric or other sensitive data. Cameron has also gained inhouse experience working with the AI team of a Fortune 100 tech company.

Before joining Hintze Law as an Associate, she spent time at the firm as a Summer Associate, gaining broad experience working on privacy and security policies, data protection provisions in terms of use, GDPR matters, and EU member state privacy matters. Cameron also worked at Susman Godfrey as a Summer Associate supporting contract litigation and at the ACLU of Washington as a Policy Intern researching privacy and surveillance legislation.

Cameron graduated from the University of Washington School of Law, where she researched carceral technologies in the renowned University of Washington Tech Policy Lab. She also served as Co-President of the Cyberlaw Association of Washington, Community Relations Chair for the Public Interest Law Association, and Articles Editor for the Washington Journal of Law, Technology & Arts. During law school, Cameron led police technology research at the School of Law’s Technology Law and Public Policy Clinic, conducting extensive research on the technological, operational, and regulatory landscape of law enforcement technology use. Cameron has also published a note with the Virginia Journal of Law & Technology proposing a Fourth Amendment framework for mobile phone searches by police.

Memberships

International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP)

Education

University of Washington School of Law, Seattle, JD, 2022
Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, BS, 2019

Bar Admission

Washington