Wilkinson Stekloff, a prominent litigation firm, has announced the addition of Jolee Porter to its Washington, D.C. office as a trial partner. Her move from the Department of Justice brings a wealth of expertise in cybercrime, having served as senior counsel in the DOJ’s Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section. This division is known for its role in handling some of the most significant cyberattack investigations impacting U.S. companies and critical infrastructure.
Porter’s experience at the DOJ involved the prosecution of complex transnational cybercrimes and positions her as an invaluable asset to Wilkinson Stekloff as it looks to bolster its litigation practice. Her appointment is seen as strategic, aligning with the firm’s ongoing focus on expanding its capabilities in cases involving cybercrime and intellectual property issues.
For more information on her career move, visit the Wilkinson Stekloff announcement or view the article on Bloomberg Law.