Data Breach Liability in New York: What Companies Need to Know
Originally published in the New York Law Journal, this article by Stephen Brodsky and Branden Lynn examines New York’s cybersecurity legal framework and the potential liability companies face following data breaches, including those involving third-party vendors. The authors outline key obligations under the SHIELD Act and DFS cybersecurity regulations while highlighting the importance of proactive vendor oversight and risk management.
Stephen L. Brodsky and Branden Lynn Author Cybersecurity Article for New York Law Journal
Partner Stephen L. Brodsky and Associate Branden Lynn, published in the New York Law Journal, examine how New York's SHIELD Act and data breach laws require companies to adopt strong cybersecurity programs, vendor oversight, and precise contracts to minimize liability.
Protecting a Rock 'n' Roll Legacy: Stephen Brodsky Delivers for Mickey Leigh and the Memory of Joey Ramone
When Mickey Leigh, musician and brother of punk rock icon Joey Ramone, needed a tenacious advocate to resolve a years-long, high-stakes dispute, he turned to Partner Stephen Brodsky. Stephen stepped in late and delivered, securing a successful resolution that protects both Mickey and the enduring legacy of his late brother.