Ogletree Deakins, a law firm recognized for its focus on labor and employment law, has expanded its cyber capabilities by hiring a seasoned cyber attorney from Fisher Phillips. The addition of John Drago to their Chicago office signifies an emphasis on enhancing the firm’s expertise in cybersecurity and privacy law. This move aligns with the increasing demand for legal services addressing digital vulnerabilities and compliance requirements.
Drago brings substantial experience in advising clients on cyber preparedness, data breach response, and regulatory compliance. His role at Fisher Phillips involved guiding corporations through complex cyber incidents, a skillset that is increasingly valuable due to the heightened complexity of data protection laws and the ever-growing threats in cyberspace.
Ogletree Deakins’ strategic decision to bolster its cybersecurity team reflects the wider legal industry trend where firms are prioritizing data security and client data protection. As cyber incidents become more frequent and sophisticated, clients are looking for legal partners who can navigate the intricate web of international and domestic laws that govern digital conduct and data privacy.
This hiring follows a series of strategic expansions by Ogletree Deakins, as they continue to address evolving client needs in a rapidly changing legal landscape. More information about the firm’s recent endeavors can be found here.