Given her background in electronic discovery and computer forensics from litigation, in 2008, Stephanie was enlisted to assist company clients in responding to data breach incidents resulting from stolen laptops to hacked company servers. In addition to managing all aspects of the aftermath of data breach incidents, from computer forensics investigation to notification of, and working with, affected individuals, law enforcement and regulatory agencies, her privacy and data security practice now includes: drafting information security plans, policies and procedures; records management plans; record retention/destruction schedules; website and mobile app terms of use and privacy policies; data breach incident response plans; legal holds; data processing/protection agreements and addenda, as well as responding to subpoenas, search warrants, and other government requests for information protected by ECPA. She also conducts workforce training. She provides privacy and data security seminars to accountants, lawyers, medical professionals, and other industry groups throughout the year.Please note: any statements, recommendations and/or testimonials on this profile are not meant to guarantee, predict or warrant the outcome of any particular matter.

Stephanie helps both established and emerging companies develop, protect and monetize robust intellectual property portfolios by assisting with the selection, protection, enforcement, licensing and transfer of intellectual property both in the U.S. and abroad. She prosecutes, enforces and otherwise manages the global trademark portfolios of firm clients. In her first 16 years of practice, she litigated complex business and intellectual property disputes relating to trademarks, copyright, trade secrets, Internet domain names, unfair competition, and defamation in federal and state courts, including a five-month trade secrets trial and trademark opposition and cancellation proceedings before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board of the United States Patent and Trademark Office. Her litigation background provides her with a unique perspective and advantage in pursuing trademark and copyright registrations, drafting and negotiating IP development, license and transfer agreements, and drafting and negotiating other agreements for commercial and technology transactions, such as service, manufacturing, and distribution agreements.Please note: any statements, recommendations and/or testimonials on this profile are not meant to guarantee, predict or warrant the outcome of any particular matter.