Capabilities
King & Spalding’s Data, Privacy and Security (DPS) team counsels clients on a broad range of legal issues faced by multinational organizations, including global privacy programs, data protection and cybersecurity assessments, crisis management in responding to internal and external privacy and data security incidents, health information governance and compliance, and defending clients in regulatory enforcement proceedings and class action litigation. The team consists of “boots on the ground” crisis managers, technical professionals, former government lawyers, and litigators to manage and coordinate fast-moving and complex investigations and logistics during and after an incident. We assist clients with preparing for, responding to, and recovering from data privacy and security incidents.
The King & Spalding DPS practice is best known for:
October 10, 2024
United States District Court in Florida Holds False Claims Act Qui Tam Provision Unconstitutional
October 4, 2024
Department of Justice Continues to Focus on AI This Week
October 1, 2024
European Union’s Official Journal Publishes European Union Artificial Intelligence Act
October 14, 2024
King & Spalding Shortlisted for “Most Innovative Law Firm” in North America by the Financial Times
September 25, 2024
Former federal prosecutor Michael Galdo joins in Austin as counsel to bolster the firm’s government investigations, cybersecurity and national security services
September 3, 2024
Technology transactions and data protection partner Eve-Christie Vermynck joins the firm’s Corporate practice group in London
March 6, 2023
Southern District of New York Issues Terminating Sanctions in Russian Cybercrime Botnet Suit
May 4, 2022
The Gap, Inc. and The Home Depot, Inc. Win Near Complete Dismissal of Novel Privacy Class Action
December 16, 2021
SA Photonics, Inc. Acquired by CACI International Inc.