Litigation, Investigations, Regulatory Enforcement
Overview
Strategic Advice to Help You Avoid Privacy and Data Security Investigations and Litigation
Companies across all sectors rely on our privacy and data security experience to preemptively identify potential issues and avoid pitfalls. We understand the privacy and security challenges associated with current and emerging technologies – such as blockchain, artificial intelligence, cryptocurrencies, FinTech, cable and telecom – and have helped clients use and deliver these technologies effectively while avoiding regulatory impediments. We deliver practical advice that will help you stay out of trouble as you achieve your business objectives.
Discreet Management of Privacy and Data Security Investigations
Keeping your incident out of the news is one of our top priorities. By engaging us early to investigate your incident, we can work confidentially to help you understand the scope of an incident and the risks it poses to the company. If an incident is made public, we will continue to work with you to mitigate harm to the company’s reputation and interact with regulators and others to protect information that should remain confidential or privileged. And because our team includes former U.S. Department of Justice lawyers, we can collaborate effectively with law enforcement and the intelligence community, when appropriate, regarding incidents that implicate national security or involve foreign state actors.
Dynamic, Experienced Advocates in Digital Disputes
We are experienced litigators who are steeped in privacy and data security matters. We understand the intersection between cybersecurity risk and federal and state laws and can help you navigate digital disputes with civil litigants – in both complex civil litigation and multidistrict class actions; handle digital case management and digital discovery; respond to inquiries from regulatory agencies, such as the FTC, SEC, FCC and state attorneys general; and work with law enforcement regarding digital crimes.
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