ZwillGen is a boutique law firm focused on helping clients navigate emerging
technology and data-related legal challenges.
James Orenstein Brings Unique and Sought-After Experience to Assist Technology Companies Facing Unprecedented Privacy and Transparency Challenges
We have deep and broad experience in privacy, data security, law enforcement surveillance, e-commerce, online advertising and marketing, legal IT and related investigations, and litigation. Our attorneys’ perspectives are derived from years of relevant experience, and that depth of experience enables us to identify issues that may go unnoticed by less focused legal practitioners.
We advise the world’s most prominent tech companies on their rights and responsibilities in responding to requests for users' information by law enforcement, criminal defendants, and civil litigants.
With years of experience advising clients on the acquisition and use of alternative data, we understand the legal and business risks around this collection and can help you mitigate those risks.
We have deep and broad experience in privacy, data security, law enforcement surveillance, e-commerce, online advertising and marketing, legal IT and related investigations, and litigation. Our attorneys’ perspectives are derived from years of relevant experience, and that depth of experience enables us to identify issues that may go unnoticed by less focused legal practitioners.
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.
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Get direct, practical answers — the kinds of answers that help you make decisions — from a team with years of experience.
At ZwillGen, we like the work we do and we like each other. We take our work seriously, but we don't take ourselves too seriously.