Foley Hoag Partner Christopher Escobedo Hart Named a 2024 Go To Lawyer for Cyber/Data Security by Mass. Lawyers Weekly
June 24, 2024
Foley Hoag LLP partner Christopher Escobedo Hart has been named a 2024 “Go To Lawyer” for Cyber/Data Security by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly. This honor recognizes top lawyers across Massachusetts who are considered leaders in their field.
In this ongoing series, Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly highlights “Go To Lawyers” described as well-versed, experienced senior attorneys with a long record of success and to whom other lawyers make referrals for their expertise and accomplishments. Individuals recognized as "Go To Lawyers" were nominated by their peers and ultimately chosen by a Lawyers Weekly panel. This list specifically focuses on the leading cyber and data security attorneys in the state.
As co-chair of Foley Hoag’s Privacy and Data Security practice, Hart counsels clients—ranging from startups to Fortune 500 companies—on data privacy and cybersecurity compliance, incident response, government investigations, and litigation stemming from an organization’s data management and governance practices.
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