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We provide unparalleled expertise across a wide range of areas, including artificial intelligence, privacy and global data protection, cybersecurity, law enforcement and surveillance, marketing and e-commerce, vendor contracting, alternative data, gaming, gambling, and fantasy sports, and related investigations and litigation. Our attorneys are uniquely positioned to identify issues that others might overlook, offering clients a more focused and strategic legal perspective.
Our experienced team can help you asses, build, improve, and maintain your company's practices related to privacy, information security, marketing, vendor and customer contracting, and more.
We develop consumer-facing and internal privacy and security policies and incident response plans that can bring your company into compliance with applicable laws and keep pace with developing industry standards.
We provide unparalleled expertise across a wide range of areas, including artificial intelligence, privacy and global data protection, cybersecurity, law enforcement and surveillance, marketing and e-commerce, vendor contracting, alternative data, gaming, gambling, and fantasy sports, and related investigations and litigation. Our attorneys are uniquely positioned to identify issues that others might overlook, offering clients a more focused and strategic legal perspective.
We advise clients on development, operationalization, and adoption of machine learning, large language models, and other technologies powered by artificial intelligence.
We advise tech companies on their rights and responsibilities in responding to law enforcement requests, including issues related to subpoenas, court orders, search warrants, national security, and real-time surveillance orders.
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In this The Deep View article, Brenda Leong discusses why recent regulations limiting underage users’ access to open-ended chat with AI are “more important than ever.” Leong explains that minors are at a great risk because they have “less...
In this Law.com Daily Business Review article, ZwillGen Shareholder Stacey Brandenburg weighs in on the Florida Attorney General’s lawsuit against Roku, discussing how the case could reshape children’s privacy enforcement and litigation across the tech...
Regulators across multiple states are increasingly turning to outside law firms to pursue high-stakes data protection enforcement actions. In this Bloomberg Law article, Marc Zwillinger discusses how these partnerships are blurring the lines between AG...
ZwillGen Senior Legal Director Marci Rozen appeared live on Nasdaq TradeTalks with Jill Malandrino to share insights on how companies can balance AI innovation with evolving privacy and data governance requirements. Marci and her fellow panelists discussed the growing challenges...
In this The Deep View article, Brenda Leong breaks down the recently announced Global Dialogue on AI Governance by the United Nations, an initiative aimed at building “safe, secure and trustworthy AI systems”. Read the original article here. Every region...
In this Law.com article, Andrew Eichen helps explain why legal teams could be risking client confidentiality when using AI-powered transcription tools. These types of software train their models with users’ conversations, allowing the ensuing transcriptions to be a potential output for a future third party....