Thoughtful, creative counsel focused on workable solutions

Ashleigh Giovannini partners with domestic and international health care, digital health, health care innovation and life sciences businesses at all stages of development to:

• Build solid legal and regulatory compliance foundations while balancing risk tolerance and acceleration toward strategic business goals.
• Devise creative approaches to complying with state, federal and international privacy and cybersecurity frameworks for health and other sensitive data.
• Develop and negotiate unique data, technology and health care services contracts to optimize growth.

Ashleigh is a Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP/US) through the International Association of Privacy Professionals. She has a clear understanding of emerging privacy and security issues in the health care industry. With this knowledge, Ashleigh makes it a point to deeply immerse herself in the business models of her clients to help them establish sustainable consumer trust while maximizing growth potential.  

Admitted in Arkansas. Not Admitted in Wisconsin.

Bar Admissions

• Arkansas

Education

• Saint Louis University (LL.M., 2021)
  • Health Law and Policy Faculty Fellow

• University of Arkansas (B.A., 2016)

• University of Arkansas School of Law (J.D., 2019)
  • Dean’s List
  • Health Law Society Founder
  • Medico-Legal Academic Achievement

• "Artificial Intelligence: A Legal Landscape"
• "Cybersecurity Risks for Healthcare Enterprise"
• "Laws of Medicine: Core Legal Aspects for the Health Care Professional"
• "Privacy and Security for Connected Health: The Good, The Bad, and the Futuristic"
• "Privacy and Security Frameworks for Connected Devices and the Internet of Medical Things"
• "Privacy Earthquakes: Preparing for Seismic Shifts in the Data Privacy Landscape"
• "The Law and Social Determinants of Health: A Clinical Study of Orthopedic Outpatients"
• Diving into the Washington My Health My Data Act
• Diving into the Washington My Health My Data Act
• Diving into the Washington My Health My Data Act
• Introduction to AI and Current Hot Topics
• It’s the End of the PHE as We Know It
• March Proves an Exciting Month for Data Privacy
• Meghan O’Connor and Ashleigh Giovannini Outline Evolving U.S. Geofence Technology Legal Landscape in Article for OneTrust DataGuidance
• Million Dollar Maybe: Enforcement of Cures Act Information Blocking Prohibitions Begins
• Privacy Update: A Busy Second Quarter
• Substance Abuse Disorder Records (42 CFR Part 2) Final Rule Is Here!
• Summer Consumer Health Data Privacy Legislation Happened So Fast

Seminar

• Abortion Medication Access Post-Dobbs: What Healthcare Providers Need To Know
• Keeping Women’s Health Private: Evolving and Emerging Legal Safeguards and their Practical Implications
• Privacy Developments on the Horizon for 2024
• Privacy Protections Post-Dobbs: Preparing for a Multi-State Approach or a Federal Overhaul
• Stump the Chump – Practical Answers to Thorny Questions
• Substance Abuse Disorder Records (42 CFR Part 2) Final Rule Is Here!