Digital Infrastructure Lawyers in District of Columbia
Compare 5 digital infrastructure attorneys licensed in District of Columbia. Every listing shows years of experience, bar admissions, practice focus and client reviews — so you can shortlist with confidence and contact a lawyer directly, free of charge.
5 attorneys · Digital Infrastructure · District of Columbia
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Jonathan Shamay-Draluck is a seasoned transactional attorney who has led complex, high-value arrangements on behalf of, or opposite, dozens of Fortune 100 companies. With a particular focus on the rapidly growing digital infrastructure industry, Jonathan has represented investors, hyperscalers, developers and others in data center construction, leasing, and the full range of ancillary commercial arrangements.
District of Columbia35 yrs experience - TKView profile
Trina Kwon represents domestic and international clients in the technology and communications sectors, handling transactional, regulatory, and litigation matters. She advises digital infrastructure operators and financial institutions on federal and state licensing and regulatory issues related to investments and acquisitions of telecommunications, media, and technology entities.
District of Columbia6 yrs experience - NHView profile
Nicolas H. Sabet is a member of Greenberg Traurig’s Corporate Practice in the firm’s Washington, D.C. office.
District of Columbia7 yrs experience - CTView profile
Cyril (Cy) Brennan focuses his practice on international trade and national security regulatory and compliance matters, with an emphasis on U.S. export controls, economic sanctions, and foreign direct investment matters. Cy provides clients experience across a broad array of U.S. international trade regulatory frameworks, including the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), the Export Administration Regulations (EAR), the various U.S. sanctions programs administered by the Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) and the Department of Commerce’s anti-boycott reg
White Collar Defense & InvestigationsInternational TradeExport Controls & Economic SanctionsDigital InfrastructureDistrict of Columbia17 yrs experience - NLView profile
Neal Higgins represents clients before executive branch agencies and Congress on matters involving national security, cybersecurity, and digital innovation. He also advises clients on managing crises, developing compliance programs, handling sensitive and classified information, and navigating concerns around foreign ownership and control.Prior to joining Greenberg Traurig Neal served in leadership roles in the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the United States Senate, advising the nation’s most senior leaders on legal and political strategy, policy development, and crisis management.Neal