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Cyber law (including data privacy and data protection)

Eversheds Sutherland

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The ‘phenomenal’ cybersecurity and data privacy team at Eversheds Sutherland handles matters from the state and local to international levels, leveraging its global reach to support clients including large scale technology companies, banks and social media platforms. Team head Michael Bahar, based in Washington DC, leverages extensive experience in both the public and private sectors to advise across the spectrum of cybersecurity and data privacy matters, including those concerning national security. West Coast technology and data lead Brandi Taylor works across San Francisco and San Diego; her practice focuses on data privacy compliance, and often involves matters concerning product development and emerging technologies for technology companies. In DC, Mary Jane Wilson-Bilik is noted for data analytics and financial sector regulation expertise; Austin-based counsel Alexander Sand is a go-to for both data breach matters and emerging regulatory risks.
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  • ‘The ES Cyber Law team is very experienced and has global coverage which is a huge benefit to global technology companies. Importantly, the ES team has associate/counsel level experience working directly for several of the largest global Big Tech companies in the form of secondees which gives them an understanding of the businesses and people with whom they work. This type of experience is very difficult to develop when only serving as outside counsel but provides great value to their clients long after the secondments end.’

  • ‘Michael Bahar and Alexander Sand are exceptional in their depth of knowledge, understanding of complex information systems and responsiveness. They truly feel like partners in the process.’