Jadzia Pierce is an associate in the firm’s Washington, DC office. She is a member of the Data Privacy and Cybersecurity and Communications and Media Practice Groups.
Before joining the firm, she was the Privacy, Surveillance, and Security Fellow at the Center for Democracy & Technology.
Representative Matters
Advises multinational companies on cyber and data security incident preparedness, including the development of incident response plans, conducting of security gap analyses, and determination of regulatory obligations and litigation risk levels.
Counsels clients on compliance with various federal and state privacy laws.
Represents clients in responding to Federal Trade Commission investigations and inquiries.
Reviews companies’ privacy policies and terms of use for compliance with legal and regulatory requirements.
Assists clients in negotiating commercial transactions relating to content distribution.
Provides ongoing representation to journalists at local news media organizations on First Amendment issues, from public records requests and state defamation laws to retraction requests and access to court proceedings.
Counsels various media, internet, and technology clients in legislative, Federal Communications Commission, and industry issues.
Articles in the National Law Review database by Jadzia Pierce
