Find the best Privacy lawyer in Columbus, OH

Sara Jodka
5.0 stars 4 reviews
Avvo Rating: 10
Licensed since 2003
Review: “Sara does not fit the lawyer stereotype. She's polite, friendly, and goes out of her way to make you feel good about your case. I initially emailed Sara just asking for a second opinion regarding an EEOC mediation o...
Practice areas: Privacy, Employment & Labor, Litigation
David Bloomfield
Not yet reviewed
Avvo Rating: 10
Licensed since 1997
Practice areas: Privacy, Business, Health Care, Intellectual Property, Lawsuits & Disputes
Robert Webner
Not yet reviewed
Avvo Rating: 9.6
Licensed since 1985
Practice areas: Privacy, Insurance, Employment & Labor, Litigation
Brandon Abshier
Not yet reviewed
Avvo Rating: 8.6
Licensed since 2008
Practice areas: Privacy, Litigation, Workers Compensation
Lisa Reisz
Not yet reviewed
Avvo Rating: 8.4
Licensed since 1992
Practice areas: Privacy, Health Care, Litigation, Bankruptcy & Debt, Health Insurance
Brian Mannion
Not yet reviewed
Avvo Rating: 7.3
Licensed since 1997
Manages the legal support for Nationwide's IT/Privacy and AML/OFAC community. On the IT/Privacy side, I have responsibility for large corporate technology initiatives coordinating efforts of our legal and compliance teams with the technology team...
Practice areas: Privacy, Internet, White Collar Crime
David Wilson
Not yet reviewed
Avvo Rating: 7.3
Licensed since 2011
Practice areas: Privacy, Commercial, Intellectual Property, Corporate & Incorporation, International Law
Vanessa Nelson
Not yet reviewed
Avvo Rating: 6.9
Licensed since 2000
Practice areas: Privacy, Residential, Financial Markets and Services, Debt & Lending Agreements, Education
Christina Hultsch
Not yet reviewed
Avvo Rating: 6.8
Licensed since 2008
Practice areas: Privacy, Business, International Law, Health Care
Patrick Skilliter
Not yet reviewed
Avvo Rating: 7.0
Licensed since 2005
Practice areas: Privacy, Telecommunications, Litigation, Business, Consumer Protection

Privacy

A privacy attorney helps protect your right to keep personal information private. Privacy laws like HIPAA limit how much personal information the government or a company can collect about you, as well as how they collect it. For example, privacy laws protect you against the misuse of your social security information, medical records, or credit history. Concern about Internet privacy has also grown in recent years with the increase in computer fraud and identity theft. If you are concerned that your privacy has been invaded, or if you are accused of invading someone else's privacy, a privacy law attorney can help you understand your options and decide what actions to take.