Doina Negura
Lawyer
Doina is a lawyer dedicated to legal practice grounded in responsibility, honesty, and empathy. These values are reflected in her approach to work: in honoring commitments, in the attention given to each case, and in building professional relationships based on trust and understanding. Doina approaches each situation with professionalism and discernment, aiming to identify the most suitable legal solutions tailored to the context and the real needs of her clients.
Education
2015–2017
Moldova State University
Faculty of Law, Masters Degree in Civil Judicial Procedures
2011–2015
Moldova State University
Faculty of Law
Experience
- •2025–Present – Associate, "Soțchi & Partners" Law Firm
- •2024 – Founder and Lawyer, "Doina Negura" Law Office
- •2020–2023 – Lead Specialist, Legal Department, State Enterprise "Poșta Moldovei"
- •2019 – Trainee Lawyer at the "ProDreptate" Law Firm
- •2017–2018 – Judicial Assistant, Chișinău District Court, Central Office
- •2015–2017 – Consultant, Chișinău Court of Appeal
Relevant Experience
Recent publications by Doina Negura
When the Same Inheritance Is Litigated Twice: the ECHR’s Perspective in Galina Roșca and Others v. the Republic of Moldova
In Galina Roșca and Others v. the Republic of Moldova, the ECHR found violations of legal certainty and property rights after domestic courts reached incompatible conclusions in two successive sets of proceedings concerning the same inheritance. The judgment highlights the binding effect of final judicial decisions and the State’s obligation to safeguard the legal consequences arising from them.
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Personal Data Protection, Version 2.0: Implications of Law No. 195/2024, Part I
Law No. 195/2024 establishes a modern data protection framework in Moldova, aligned with GDPR standards. This article examines key changes, including controller accountability, enhanced data subject rights, and record-keeping obligations, along with practical compliance recommendations.
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Personal Data Protection, Version 2.0: The Implications of Law No. 195/2024. Part II
This article examines the legal mechanisms for protecting the rights of data subjects in the field of personal data protection, as well as the sanctions regime established by the new legislation. It analyzes the main safeguards granted to data subjects, including the right to lodge complaints, the right to compensation, the powers of the supervisory authority, and the sanctions applicable in cases of violations of personal data protection rules.
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