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Arvind Dixit

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Dual qualified in law and information technology, Arvind advises on all aspects of technology contracting and regulation, artificial intelligence, online safety, platform liability, data security, privacy and cyber risk resilience across a range of sectors.

He is a trusted advisor to leading global technology and digital media companies as well as some of Australia’s largest public and private technology innovators. He is particularly sought after for his deep experience in managing complex and business critical technology implementation, sensitive technology regulatory matters (including in the context of online safety and privacy investigations) and high-risk cyber breach response matters.

Arvind has practised in the technology law field for over 20 years and is recognised as a leading practitioner in various independent legal directories including Chambers, Legal 500 and Best Lawyers. He is a lead partner in Corrs Cyber, chairs Corrs’ Cultural Diversity Network and the India Country Business Group and serves on the editorial panel of Lexis Nexis’ Internet Law Bulletin. He is also a guest lecturer at the University of Melbourne in the Commercial Data Law subject on the topic of AI regulation.

Key deals

National Australia Bank

Advising on all aspects of NAB’s establishment of its global capability centre in India.

Artificial intelligence

Advising multiple frontier AI model and chatbot developers on Australian regulatory matters including in relation to online safety, age assurance, privacy and medical device regulation.

Data centres

Advising an energy provider in relation to data centre development strategies and structuring options.

Broadcom

Advising on regulatory obligations in relation to Australian customer contracting arrangements.

Airbnb

Providing strategic privacy and data governance advice in relation to Airbnb’s Australian operations.

Block/Square

Advising Block group in relation to Australian data, privacy, marketing and other regulatory matters.

Victorian Government

Advising numerous Victorian Government Departments, agencies and entities on business critical technology implementation projects and technology dispute matters.

Medibank

Advising in relation to the outsourcing of Medibank’s entire IT infrastructure environment as part of an infrastructure as a service delivery model.