Attorneys
ZwillGen brings together a dynamic team of former in-house lawyers, federal and state regulators, product counselors, federal prosecutors, and big-firm litigators. Our attorneys understand your business and the pressures you face, and we deliver clear, practical answers—the kind that help you make decisions.
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Marc Zwillinger
Founder & Managing Member
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Stacey Brandenburg
Shareholder
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Ken Dreifach
Shareholder
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Kandi Parsons
Shareholder
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Jon Frankel
Shareholder
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Melissa Maalouf
Shareholder
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Jacob Sommer
Shareholder
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Mason Weisz
Shareholder
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Anna Hsia
Partner – ZwillGen Law LLP
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Jeff Landis
Shareholder
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Bart Huff
Chief Executive Officer – ZGSS
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Nick Jackson
Managing Director – ZG Gaming
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Brenda Leong
Director, AI Division
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Alexei Klestoff
Senior Legal Director – ZwillGen Law LLP
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Zach Lerner
Senior Legal Director
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Rachel Miller
Senior Legal Director
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Marci Rozen
Senior Legal Director
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Adya Baker
Legal Director
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Laura-Kate Bernstein
Legal Director
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Michael Bleicher
Legal Director
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Lauren Myers Coble
Legal Director
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Daniel de Zayas
Legal Director
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Whitney Fore
Legal Director
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Kelsey Harclerode
Legal Director
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Sara Haven
Legal Director
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Zach Judge-Raza
Legal Director
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Nancy Kang
Legal Director – ZwillGen Law LLP
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Oliver Kiefer
Legal Director
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Jey Kumarasamy
Legal Director, AI Division
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Melanie laCour
Legal Director
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Steve Lane
Counsel
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Sheri Pan
Legal Director
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Maddie Rana
Legal Director
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Sudhir Rao
Legal Director
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Nury Siekkinen
Counsel
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Ben Thomassen
Legal Director
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Emma Bourgeois
Attorney
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Andrew Eichen
Attorney, AI Division
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Ahmed Eissa
Attorney
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Jamie Elbert
Attorney
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Kady Hammer
Attorney
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Daniel Levin
Law Clerk
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Ben MacLean
Attorney
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Rushil Mehta
Attorney
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David Ward
Attorney
Recent Insights
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July 8, 2026
Age Data for App Developers Primed to Trigger Cascading Effects
In this Cybersecurity Law & Strategy article, Zach Lerner and Rushil Mehta examine how app store accountability laws, now enacted in states including Texas, Utah, Louisiana, California, and Alabama, are fundamentally altering the children’s privacy risk model...
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July 6, 2026
Chatbot Laws: Coming to a State Near You
In this article for IAPP, Andrew Eichen and Brenda Leong discuss the growing number of U.S. states which are adopting broadly similar chatbot laws that impose AI-identity transparency, safety, protections for minors and more, signaling...
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June 12, 2026
Unpacking The TAKE IT DOWN Act’s Compliance Ambiguities
In this Law360 article, Laura-Kate Bernstein discusses compliance with the TAKE IT DOWN Act, a federal law that highlights growing concern about the rapid spread of nonconsensual intimate imagery, including AI-generated forgeries that can be produced and...
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June 12, 2026
State AGs Seek FTC Action on Food Delivery Fees
In this FTCWatch article, Zach Lerner discusses the bipartisan push by more than a dozen state attorneys general urging the FTC to extend its Rule on Unfair and Deceptive Fees to online food delivery platforms such as DoorDash and...
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June 4, 2026
For Lawyers, AI May Increase Work Negotiating Contracts
In this Law.com article, Rachel Miller explains how artificial intelligence has made vendor contract negotiations more complex, time-consuming, and legally demanding than ever before. Between the rapid pace of AI development, the absence of standardized contract language,...
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June 3, 2026
Bans on Location Data Sales Take Privacy Law Beyond Notice-and-Consent Approach
In this Cybersecurity Law Report article, Ken Dreifach discusses criticism and policy concerns about the potential unintended consequences of broad restrictions on location data. This article examines the new laws and latest settlements, discusses the...
Our Practices
We help technology-driven companies navigate their most complex legal challenges with practical guidance, deep subject-matter expertise, and a focus on what moves your business forward.