Loeb & Loeb LLP assists clients in building complex privacy frameworks offering end-to-end program support. The team also represents clients in privacy disputes and litigation matters. Leading the team are Washington DC-based deputy chairs Robyn Mohr and Caroline Hudson, alongside New York-based chair Jessica Lee. Lee advises on privacy program development and operationalizing US and international privacy and data security requirements. Chicago-based Nerissa Coyle McGinn specialises in the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), and Melanie Howard, based in Los Angeles, focuses on the acquisition, protection, licensing, and sale of intangible assets. Christopher Ott, who is also based in Los Angeles, focuses on complex technology disputes, while Chicago’s Nathan Hole assists clients in relation to emerging markets, technology, and data-related products.
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Testimonials

Collated independently by Legal 500 research team.

  • ‘Loeb & Loeb’s Cyber law practice is distinguished by its strong command of the underlying technology and its ability to translate that understanding into clear, effective legal strategy.'

  • ‘Jessica Lee’s deep expertise and highly practical approach to data privacy law make this practice unique. She delivers clear, client‑focused advice grounded in a deep understanding of evolving privacy laws.'

  • 'The team is particularly strong at defending against opportunistic claims targeting commonplace ad tech and data practices.'

  • Their approach is focused, disciplined, and practical, keeping sustained pressure on opposing counsel while avoiding unnecessary escalation.'
  • 'Loeb & Loeb stands out for its ability to handle these issues efficiently and with credibility while coordinating closely with employment and litigation counsel when matters overlap.'
  • 'The team is responsive, strategic, and well-suited to advising companies facing repeat-player plaintiffs and fast-moving cyber and privacy disputes.’
  • ‘The individuals we work with at Loeb & Loeb stand out for their subject-matter command, responsiveness, and practical judgment. They are easy to work with, decisive, and consistently focused on outcomes rather than process.'

  • 'Chris Ott is an exceptional partner in cyber and privacy litigation. He combines a deep understanding of ad tech and privacy statutes with a disciplined negotiation and litigation strategy, which is particularly effective in defending against opportunistic claims.'
  • ‘Jessica Lee is exceptional. Her responsiveness and ability to translate complex and evolving privacy requirements into clear, actionable guidance set her apart.'

  • ‘Robyn Mohr is adaptable, conscientious, and incisive.’

Key clients

  • Saks.com
  • WPromote LLC
  • Extended Stay America
  • Lucent Health Systems
  • R.R. Donnelly
  • Uniform Advantage
  • Atlas Obscura

Work highlights

Represents Valassis Digital Corp. and related defendants in a data privacy and constitutional challenge case, Atlas Data Privacy Corporation et al. v. Valassis Digital Corp. et al., against Atlas Data Privacy Corporation and other plaintiffs.
Advising hotel chain Extended Stay America against a suit filed in California Superior Court alleging that the process by which hotel stays are booked on the company’s website violated the California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA) and the California hotel laws.
Representing digital marketing agency WPromote LLC against a suit filed in California Superior Court alleging that the internal search function on the company’s website violated the California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA).
Practice head

Jessica Lee; Robyn Mohr; Caroline Hudson

Other key lawyers

Nerissa Coyle McGinn; Melanie Howard; Christopher Ott; Nathan Hole