A Leading Technology, Data Protection & Cyber Law Firm
A Leading Technology, Data Protection & Cyber Law Firm
Shira Rivnai Bahir
Associate, Adv
Shira is an attorney with expertise in data privacy, artificial intelligence, and data governance. Holding an LL.B. and pursuing a Ph.D. in Sociology, she combines legal acumen with a multidisciplinary approach to navigate complex legal challenges.
At Or-Hof Law Firm, Shira advises clients on privacy compliance, biometric technologies, and AI ethics. Her experience as a researcher and consultant for leading institutions, including the IDF's Behavioral Sciences Center and the State Comptroller of Israel, enriches her ability to guide ethical technology practices and policy development.
In addition to her legal practice, Shira contributes to academic and professional development. As a lecturer, she teaches courses on the ethical implications of technology, preparing the next generation to tackle pressing issues in privacy, artificial intelligence, and governance. Her doctoral dissertation explores power dynamics within organizations advocating privacy and anonymity, integrating technological, legal, and cultural perspectives.
Shira is a prolific author, publishing extensively on ethics, algorithms, and the socio-professional frameworks shaping AI governance. Her work bridges scholarly insight with practical expertise, making her a thought leader in emerging legal and technological landscapes.
Shira Rivnai Bahir
Shira is an attorney with expertise in data privacy, artificial intelligence, and data governance. Holding an LL.B. and pursuing a Ph.D. in Sociology, she combines legal acumen with a multidisciplinary approach to navigate complex legal challenges.
At Or-Hof Law Firm, Shira advises clients on privacy compliance, biometric technologies, and AI ethics. Her experience as a researcher and consultant for leading institutions, including the IDF’s Behavioral Sciences Center and the State Comptroller of Israel, enriches her ability to guide ethical technology practices and policy development.
In addition to her legal practice, Shira contributes to academic and professional development. As a lecturer, she teaches courses on the ethical implications of technology, preparing the next generation to tackle pressing issues in privacy, artificial intelligence, and governance. Her doctoral dissertation explores power dynamics within organizations advocating privacy and anonymity, integrating technological, legal, and cultural perspectives.
Shira is a prolific author, publishing extensively on ethics, algorithms, and the socio-professional frameworks shaping AI governance. Her work bridges scholarly insight with practical expertise, making her a thought leader in emerging legal and technological landscapes.