Melinda McLellan Joins BakerHostetler in New York Office

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Summary: BakerHostetler announced via a press release on Monday that it has added Melinda McLellan to its New York office in the privacy and data protection team.

Melinda McLellan has joined the law firm of BakerHostetler in the New York office, according to a press release. McLellan will work in the Privacy and Data Protection team for the firm. She joins the firm from Hunton & Williams.

  

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McLellan centers her practice around cybersecurity and privacy issues for clients in the industries of financial services, healthcare, telecommunications, retail, online advertising, energy, transportation, mobile marketing and technology.

“Melinda brings increased depth to our Privacy and Data Protection team. She has extensive experience in developing compliance strategies as technology evolves,” said Ted Kobus, Co-Leader of the firm’s Privacy and Data Protection team. “Each new addition to our team is a direct result of client demand.”

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Some of her cases have involved the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, the CAN-SPAM Act requirements, the Federal Trade Commission’s Telemarketing Sales Rule and National Do-Not-Call Registry.

“Our clients in New York and across the country will benefit from Melinda’s deep privacy compliance experience and regulatory savvy,” said George Stamboulidis, Managing Partner of the firm’s New York office. “She is an excellent addition to our already strong team of attorneys working in this highly dynamic space.”

McLellan said the following in the release, “I am excited to join BakerHostetler as the firm pursues its aggressive and thoughtful development of this area of the practice. I look forward to working with the firm’s clients to provide a holistic and proactive approach to managing their privacy and security issues.”

McLellan earned her law degree from Harvard Law School.

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