Dr. Daniel Dimov is an EU-based licensed attorney-at-law specialized in the field of Internet law. He is registered as an attorney at the Brussels Bar (NOAB / EU list). Daniel is a fellow of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) and the Internet Society (ISOC) as well as an arbiter with the Asian International Arbitration Centre. He did traineeships with the European Commission (Brussels), European Digital Rights (Brussels), and the Institute for EU and Intern... Read more
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Attorney •April 2013 - Present
Consulting services in the field of Internet law
European Commission, DG INFSO, Unit “A3: Internet; Information and Network Security”
•October 2011 - Present
– Identifying and analyzing existing practises in the EU and in third countries related to reporting network and information security incidents. This constituted an important preparatory activity in view of one of the one envisaged components of the European Strategy for Internet Security, which relates to extending the obligation to report security breaches beyond the electronic communications sector. The analysis was included in the Staff Working Paper that has been produced in preparation of the European Strategy for Internet Security;
– Participating in discussions within the Unit on Article 13(a) of the Framework Directive for electronic communications and networks;
– Participating in events concerning Network and Information security matters;
– Analysing studies and reports relevant to Network and Information security
European Digital Rights (EDRi)
•April 2011 - September 2011
– Participating in events in Brussels;
– Research on the EU surveillance Mechanisms;
– Research on copyright problems & bad IPR legislation;
– Research on data protection;
– Research on possible limits to blocking/filtering imposed by GATS;
– Writing weekly reports.
T.M.C. Asser Institute, Department for International Commercial Arbitration (Institute for International and European law)
•September 2010 - Present
– Providing assistance in academic research related to international commercial arbitration;
– Assistance in completion of the Matra training programme entitled ‘The Right to Judicial Protection: Administration of Justice in Cross-border Disputes’, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign affairs;
– Assistance in organizing a seminar organized by the T.M.C. Asser Institute and the Dutch Legal Network for Shipping and Transport, entitled ‘Nieuwste ontwikkelingen in Europees Procesrecht: implicatie voor de internationale procespraktijk’;
– Assistance in carrying out research on the selected issues in international commercial arbitration (textbook).
Caselex s.a.r.l
•January 2010 - September 2010
– Selection, editing, translating of case law within ICT and Media Law, Data Protection Law, and other fields of law;
– Identifying and selecting relevant national competition case law. Analysis of collected cases and subsequent authoring of headnotes and summaries.
Leiden University
PhD in IT Law•Graduated in 2017
Radboud University
Master's Degree in EU Law•Graduated in 2009
Ruse University
Master's Degree in Law•Graduated in 2008