Is it just me, or has Big Data suddenly gone viral? Holland & Knight just announced that it was launching a new data privacy and security unit, lead by partners Christopher Cwalina and Steven Roosa, who left Reed Smith to take on the new task. Its unit will be part of the firm’s public policy and regulation group.
Then LTN received a press release from Hunton & Williams‘ Centre for Information Policy Leadership, which has launched a new multi-industry “Ethical Analytics” program “to highlight the benefits and directly address the risks raised by analytics in the age of big data by developing voluntary guidelines for their responsible use by organizations.” (The firm has 800 lawyers, in 19 offices in the United States, Europe, and Asia.)
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