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Provided by Marc Zwillinger
Marc Zwillinger is the founder and managing member of ZwillGen PLLC where he counsels clients on issues related to the laws governing Internet practices, including issues related to ECPA and FISA, data privacy, information security, third-party data demands, content moderation, collection and use of alternative data, deployment of AI, and fantasy sports and Internet gambling. Marc works on issues arising under state and federal data privacy, security breach, and surveillance statutes, such as ECPA, VPPA, CFAA, BIPA, and CCPA. He works with clients who have suffered security breaches in managing the incident response, conducting internal investigations, complying with security breach notification laws, and responding to FTC and state Attorney General inquiries. Marc also helps Internet platforms work on content moderation and deplatforming issues, including the development of Ethical Use Frameworks.
Prior to founding ZwillGen, Marc ran the Privacy and Security groups at Sonnenschein Nath and Rosenthal and Kirkland & Ellis. Before that, he spent three years prosecuting cybercrime from the Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section of the Criminal Division of the Department of Justice.
Harvard Law
J.D.
1994
Tufts University
B.A.
1991
Provided by Chambers
Marc Zwillinger is manager and founding member of ZwillGen and is a widely known expert in the rights of government agencies to access data held by businesses and responding to FTC inquiries.
Provided by Chambers
If I had an important piece of conflict work and it involved litigation, the first person I would call and prize above all others would be Marc Zwillinger. I think he's a fantastic privacy litigator.
Marc is excellent at national security and on law enforcement access.
Marc is the expert of experts, there's nothing in that field that he hasn't seen or handled. As an expert he's very effective in terms of his advocacy. A go-to on bet the house litigation.
Marc is a good thought-partner in the room.
If I had an important piece of conflict work and it involved litigation, the first person I would call and prize above all others would be Marc Zwillinger. I think he's a fantastic privacy litigator.
Marc is excellent at national security and on law enforcement access.
Marc is the expert of experts, there's nothing in that field that he hasn't seen or handled. As an expert he's very effective in terms of his advocacy. A go-to on bet the house litigation.
Marc is a good thought-partner in the room.
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