Kieran Donovan walked away from Big Law to pursue a passion that tapped into his legal expertise in technology and data privacy. It also helped him address his own childhood trauma. In launching the tech start-up k-ID, he hopes to protect children's privacy and shield them from the evils that can be found online.
October 25, 2023 at 11:51 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.com International
Last month, Kieran Donovan walked away from Latham & Watkins to answer his third calling.
The former technology and data privacy partner launched k-ID, a tech company with one absolute and unwavering mandate—to protect and empower children online. k-ID builds and provides the technology and platform for developers, publishers, parents and end users to integrate global regulatory and legal compliance into their games and tech products.
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Kieran Donovan, former partner at Latham & Watkins and founder of tech company k-ID. Courtesy photo
