Helena Kastlova is an attorney with 18+ years of experience of practicing law both in the United States and in Europe. Helena has been a lecturer at the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs since 2019, teaching a course on data privacy in comparative perspective. She is also a member of the Support Pool of Experts advising the European Data Protection Board on enforcement of data protection laws and on U.S. law issues. Helena’s current research focus is on tensions between data privacy and other social values and on inadequacy of privacy laws in the face of technological progress. In the past, Helena worked as a corporate legal counsel for a leading cloud computing company in the Silicon Valley in California and as a transactional lawyer for White & Case in Prague. She holds law degrees from NYU, University of Cambridge and Charles University in Prague.