Cyber Law Firm is a pioneering legal practice dedicated exclusively to technology and internet-related law, standing at the forefront of digital rights protection. Specializing in cybersecurity, privacy, and emerging tech disputes, the firm is renowned for its innovative approach to combating online crime and advocating for both individual victims and tech innovators in an increasingly complex digital landscape.
Led by founding partner Star Kashman, a recognized trailblazer in cyber law, the firm combines deep technical knowledge with aggressive legal advocacy. Their team of multidisciplinary professionals works collaboratively across the United States to address harms facilitated by digital platforms, from doxing and deepfakes to AI bias and blockchain disputes. They focus on serving victims of cybercrime, tech startups, content creators, and organizations navigating regulatory challenges in the tech space.
Services Offered
- Civil law attorney services
- Patent attorney services
- Cybersecurity law
- Doxing legal protection
- Password compromise response
- Cyberharassment defense
- Cyberstalking legal support
- Social media harm litigation
- Content removal assistance
- DMCA takedowns
- Copyright infringement defense
- Online child exploitation cases
- Online defamation claims
- Tech torts litigation
- Privacy law advocacy
- Image-based abuse cases
- Artificial Intelligence law
- Deepfake-related legal action
- AI bias in hiring disputes
- Misinformation and AI accountability
- Blockchain and cryptocurrency law
- E-Discovery law
- Digital transaction legal guidance
- Data protection and identity theft resolution
- Cease and desist letters
- Restraining order assistance for cybercrimes
- Platform subpoena and user identification
The firm serves clients nationally with attorneys licensed in New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Vermont, Washington D.C., Florida, and Connecticut. Their work has been recognized by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, and they regularly contribute to legal education through keynote speeches and CLE presentations on evolving technology law issues.
