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Magdalena

Magdalena Bragun

Counsel to the Firm

Magdalena represents clients on a wide variety of data security, privacy, and corporate matters. She holds a CIPP/US certification, a globally recognized information privacy credential awarded by the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP). Magdalena brings extensive litigation and transactional experience to her practice.

Since the enactment of the Washington My Health My Data Act, Magdalena has been concentrating on developing strategies and compliance support plans for clients navigating this new law. Outside of the My Health My Data Act realm, Magdalena handles complex privacy issues and advises on information governance compliance, including data protection risks, transfers of data, corporate privacy policy management, and data breach response strategies. She has worked with clients operating in multiple jurisdictions and on various national and international privacy laws.

Magdalena’s privacy practice is firmly anchored in corporate law, enabling her to guide clients regarding their obligations under IT service agreements, data processing agreements, vendor contracts, and international business cooperation agreements. Magdalena has also advised clients regarding assumption and assignment obligations, non-disclosure agreements, and other creditors' rights matters tied to bankruptcy court litigation proceedings.

Professional Experience

Rimon P.C., Counsel (2016 -2023)

Summac Law PLLC, Principal Attorney (2013-2016)

Lane Powell PC

Associate Attorney (2008-2012)
Law Clerk (2007-2008)
Summer Associate (2007)

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, Extern (2008)

Community Involvement

University of Washington Appellate Advocacy Competitions, Volunteer Judge (2013-2020)

Washington State Bar Association Call to Duty, Volunteer Attorney (2014-2020)

Washington Veterans Will Clinic, Volunteer Attorney (2014-2020)

Thought Leadership

August 15, 2024News
The Best Lawyers in America© 2025 Recognizes 128 Lane Powell Attorneys
Awards & Honors
May 20, 2024Event / CLE
My Health My Data
Washington Health Care Association | Spokane, Washington
May 20, 2024Event / CLE
Artificial Intelligence in Long Term Care and Senior Housing
Washington Health Care Association | Spokane, Washington
March 14, 2024News
Bragun Featured in King County Washington Women Lawyers Newsletter
In the News
February 20, 2024Publication
Navigating Privacy Compliance: Will Your Business Be Subject to Washington’s My Health My Data Act? The Answer Might Surprise You.
Privacy & Data Security Legal Update
December 6, 2023Publication
Oregon Consumer Privacy Act: Time to Get Ready, But Does It Apply to My Organization?
OCPA Series
October 2, 2023News
Bragun Earns CIPP/US Certification
Firm Announcement
September 18, 2023News
Bragun Joins Privacy & Data Security and Creditors' Rights & Bankruptcy Teams
Firm Announcement
June 1, 2018Publication
The Golden Cage: How Immigration Law Turns Foreign Women into Involuntary Housewives
Seattle University Law Review
April 8, 2015News
Bragun Quoted in The Seattle Times Article "Tech Workers’ Spouses Ready, Eager to Work Under New Immigration Rules"
In the News

Practices & Industries

Privacy & Data Security

Education

Seattle University School of Law, J.D., summa cum laude, 2008
- Dean's List (2006, 2007, 2008)
- Law Review member
- Five CALI awards
School of Banking in Poznan, B.S., European Studies, 2001
- Educational Foundation Sponsorship

Accreditation

International Association of Privacy Professionals, Certified Information Privacy Professional/United States (CIPP/US)

Admission

Washington

Language

Polish

Honors

CALI Award: Business Entities

CALI Award: Civil Procedure

CALI Award: Contracts

CALI Award: Legal Writing I

CALI Award: Legal Writing II

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