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Lynn Sessions, Kimberly Gordy, Jessica Johnson, Pierce Cox Recognized by State Bar of Texas for Article Penned for <em>The Houston Lawyer</em>

Artie McConnell Comments in Malaysian and Singaporean Press Regarding Tariff Evasion and Compliance

The Bargaining Table

The Labor Board Rises: President Trump Names Two NLRB Nominees, Meaning Potential for Quorum in Near Future

New York City Gives Birth to Paid Prenatal Leave Obligations for Employers

J.D., University of Cincinnati College of Law, 2005, 

B.A., Political Science, Miami University, 2002, 

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<li>Cincinnati Bar Association, Women Lawyers Section: 2018 Voice Rising Star Award</li>
<li>Class XVI of the Cincinnati Academy of Leadership for Lawyers (2012)</li>
<li>Potter Stewart American Inn of Court (2013 to 2014)</li>
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Cincinnati

BakerHostetler Team Earns Litigator of the Week Shout Out

Professionalism & Ethics in the 21st Century: New Challenges to Ongoing Issues

Webinar: Understanding New Technologies and How to Utilize Them While Staying Compliant

Panning for Litigation Gold in ‘1’s’ and ‘0’s’

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Privacy and Digital Risk Class Action and Litigation

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<li>Serving as a primary counsel in a California Invasion of Privacy Act class action involving call recordings pending in the Northern District of Illinois.</li>
<li>Won a motion for summary judgment for the second time in a case by a plaintiff who alleged that a mail order business and its software platform violated the Pennsylvania Wiretapping and Electronic Surveillance Control Act of 1978 (WESCA) by unlawfully intercepting her data while she shopped online. The U.S. District Court of Western Pennsylvania ruled that Plaintiff had constructive notice of, and impliedly consented to, Harriet Carter’s privacy policy, and therefore consented to the alleged collection and “interception” of her data.</li>
<li>Member of team assisting in a breach of healthcare class action involving a large medical organization and various claims under Maryland law, including the Maryland wiretapping statute and consumer protection statute.</li>
<li>Assisting with a data breach class action involving a large retailer.</li>
<li>Assisted in case involving alleged unauthorized disclosure of protected health information by hospital. Drafted motion to dismiss, arguing that the plaintiff consented to disclosure of documents thereby waiving any alleged privilege. Plaintiff&#8217;s counsel agreed with analysis after review of motion to dismiss and subsequently dismissed action.</li>
<li>Assisted in response to federal complaint filed against client, a golf course, for allegedly preventing use of member&#8217;s &#8220;lifetime membership.&#8221; Drafted motion to dismiss the plaintiff&#8217;s claims, which included constitutional due process claim, breach of contract claim and personal injury claim. District court granted motion to dismiss and issued thorough opinion analyzing issues in golf course&#8217;s favor.</li>
<li>Handled litigation matters concerning software and website development. Represented consultants and software developers in complex actions involving design and implementation of enterprise resource planning/management software.</li>
<li>Assisted in data breach and incident response related to misplaced technology device involving healthcare company. Drafted incident notifications to affected individuals and regulatory agencies, including state attorneys general and the U.S. Department of Health &amp; Human Services Office of Civil Rights.</li>
<li>Drafted standards for financial company to assist with monitoring of employee postings and participation in social media.</li>
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