Thanks for visiting the Stoel Rives’ Global Privacy and Security Blog.

Contracts, laws and regulations require privacy compliance, and good business practices demand it. This blog is designed to inform our clients and readers about developing privacy issues and regulatory updates, and provide alerts on cyber security stories and data breaches that impact various data privacy and security requirements. We’ll take a look at what happened (or is happening) and how these events and issues might affect your organization’s privacy practice, and steps you can take that may reduce the potential impact of a data breach.

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Jacob Goldberg is an associate attorney in Stoel Rives’ Litigation group. His practice focuses on commercial litigation and appeals, and he has worked on a range of matters including contract disputes, trade secret misappropriation, class action litigation, internal business disputes, and data breach litigation.

Joe Heinlein is an associate in Stoel Rives’ Technology & Intellectual Property group.

Nathan Morales is an experienced trial and appellate attorney. As a member of both the Stoel Rives’ global Privacy and Data Security practice and Litigation group, Nathan counsels and advises a wide range of clients on an array of privacy-related matters, including compliance with GDPR, CalCPA, and other federal and state regulatory regimes, assessment and management of third-party risk, and development of internal programs, policies, and procedures.

John Pavolotsky practices in Stoel Rives’ Technology & Intellectual Property group, where he focuses on data privacy and security matters and complex technology transactions.

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Jon Washburn
Chief Information Security Officer (CISO)

Jon Washburn manages the firm’s information governance, compliance, and ISO 27001-certified information security programs and is a cybersecurity and technology resource for multiple Stoel Rives practice teams.