Elizabeth Roper, partner at Baker McKenzie. Courtesy photo Baker McKenzie Lands Manhattan DA's Cyber Bureau Chief
Elizabeth Roper is reuniting with Cy Vance. The moves come as large law firms are competing heavily for cybersecurity attorney talent for lucrative data privacy practices.
July 20, 2022 at 03:04 PM
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Cybersecurity
A cybercrime chief in the Manhattan District Attorney's office is joining Baker & McKenzie, reuniting with former DA Cyrus Vance, as part of the firm's efforts to expand its cybersecurity practice.
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