EDWARD R. MCNICHOLAS - Association of Corporate …webcasts.acc.com/handouts/McNicholas_Bio.pdf · e-discovery. Reflecting the breadth of Ed’s practice, his recent experience includes:

ED MCNICHOLAS, a co-leader of Sidley’s Privacy, Data Security,and Information Law practice, has an extensive practicerepresenting clients facing complex information technology,constitutional and privacy issues in civil and white-collar criminalmatters. Ed focuses on trial and appellate representations oftechnologically-sophisticated clients facing complex personalinformation and cybersecurity issues. Commended by The Legal500 US for his “deep knowledge of privacy and informationsecurity,” Ed spearheads Sidley’s cybercrime and cybersecurityfocus and has significant experience with a wide-range ofcutting-edge Internet and information law matters involving privacyand data protection, electronic surveillance, cloud computing, tradesecrets, online advertising, social media, “big data” and nationalsecurity.

Ed frequently is recognized as a leader in his field. In addition tohis inclusion in The Legal 500 US, Ed has been named in aComputerworld survey of “Best Privacy Advisers” as one of the“Top 25 Privacy Experts” in the country and has been included inThe International Who's Who of Internet, e-Commerce & DataProtection Lawyers since 2011. Chambers USA has included Ed inits rankings of the country’s Leading Lawyers since 2008 and notesthat he “impresses sources with his outstanding knowledge andresponsive service . . . handling complex privacy matters in his trialand appellate practice.” Chambers Global has also recognized theglobal reach of Ed’s data protection practice since 2011. Chambersalso has commended Ed in its nationwide litigation rankings for

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PRACTICES

Appellate

Complex CommercialLitigation

Privacy, Data Securityand Information Law

AREAS OF FOCUS

Commercial LitigationAppeals

Compliance Counseling

EDWARD R. MCNICHOLASPartner

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Reflecting the breadth of Ed’s practice, his recent experienceincludes:

Representing major retailers experiencing congressional,litigation, and investigative challenges after cybersecurityattacks.

Adheris v. Sebelius, (D.D.C. 2013) – Constitutional challenge toHIPAA/HITECH refill reminder regulations.

In re: Google Inc. Cookie Placement Consumer PrivacyLitigation, MDL No. 2358 (D. Del. 2012-2013) – RepresentingInternet advertising company, PointRoll, in litigation regardingcookies and browser settings.

Assisting corporations with preparation for and responses tosophisticated cybersecurity incidents.

Prior to joining Sidley, Ed served as an Associate Counsel toPresident Clinton. In that capacity, he advised senior White Housestaff regarding various Independent Counsel, congressional andgrand jury investigations. Ed has developed unique experiencerepresenting clients in the midst of media-driven legal challenges.His crisis management skills are particularly useful in coordinatingthe swirl of complex litigation, congressional hearings, and federaland state investigations that follow from major privacy andcybersecurity incidents.

EXPERIENCE

Litigation

Ed leads internal investigation and litigation matters that frequentlyinvolve complex, multi-jurisdictional, and multi-national litigationissues, particularly federal court jurisdictional and constitutionalconcerns, especially related to the First and Fourth Amendments.Ed also has extensive experience in the use of Internet andfinancial forensic analyses, the investigation of complexinternational frauds and electronic discovery issues. He haslitigated several matters before the federal and state courts as well

- White Collar

CongressionalInvestigations

Consumer Protectionand Unfair TradePractices

Cybersecurity,Cybercrime and DataBreaches

Digital Media andEntertainment

Electronic and MobileCommerce

EU and InternationalPrivacy

Financial Informationand Privacy Law

Healthcare Informationand Privacy

Information Securityand Data Breaches

Internal Investigations

Internet, Social Mediaand E-Commerce

IT Procurement andOutsourcing

Multidistrict Litigation

National Security

Religious Institutions

Technology, Media andPrivacy Law

Trade Secret andUnfair CompetitionLitigation

ADMISSIONS &CERTIFICATIONS


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as regulatory agencies, and has considerable experience witharbitration proceedings and internal investigations. A sampling ofhis major litigation representations includes:

Adheris v. Sebelius, (D.D.C. 2013) – Constitutional challenge toHIPAA/HITECH refill reminder regulations.

Kelley v. Federal Bureau of Investigation (D.D.C. 2013) –Represent plaintiffs in privacy litigation.

In re: Google Inc. Cookie Placement Consumer PrivacyLitigation, MDL No. 2358 (2012) – Defending Internetadvertising company, PointRoll, in litigation regarding cookiesand browser settings.

MDL 1791: In re National Security Agency TelecommunicationsRecords Litigation - (N.D.Cal. and 9th Cir. 2006-12) Defense ofAT&T against constitutional and statutory claims in multiplepurported class actions related to alleged national securityprograms.

MeadWestvaco Corporation v. Rexam PLC (E.D.Va. 2010-11) –Represented party regarding effect of French blocking statuteon U.S. discovery requirements.

Turner v. Rogers (U.S. 2011) – Represented amici Legal AidSociety of D.C. et al. in significant right to counsel appeal.

Muslim Advocates v. U.S. Department of Justice, (D.D.C.2010-11) – FOIA suit regarding criteria for covert surveillance ofhouses of worship and other religious institutions.

Accusearch v. Federal Trade Commission (10th Cir. 2008) –Representation of the Office of the Privacy Commissioner ofCanada as amicus curiae in appeal from privacy enforcementaction.

Menges v. Walgreen Co. v. Blagojevich (Illinois state andfederal courts. 2005-09) - Defense of Walgreens in suits relatedto whether pharmacists must dispense Plan B emergencycontraception.

Crawford v. Marion County Election Board (U.S. 2008):

U.S. Supreme Court,2004

U.S. Court of Appeals,1st Circuit, 2005

U.S. Court of Appeals,2nd Circuit, 2005

U.S. Court of Appeals,4th Circuit, 1996





U.S. Court of Appeals,D.C. Circuit, 2002

U.S. District Court,District of Columbia,1999

U.S. District Court, C.D.of Illinois, 2007

U.S. District Court,District of Maryland,1997

U.S. District Court, E.D.of Michigan, 2004

District of Columbia,1998

Maryland, 1996

EDUCATION

Harvard Law School(J.D., 1996), cumlaude, Harvard LawReview Editor


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Represented the National Law Center on Homelessness andPoverty and a coalition of other national homelessness groupsas amici curiae in this significant challenge to voter identificationrequirements.

Disability Rights Council v. WMATA (D.D.C. 2005-08) - Defenseof former paratransit provider in class action lawsuit allegingsystematic violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act(ADA) and the Rehabilitation Act, where Sidley prevailedagainst a motion to implead our client into the class action.

AT&T v. Sprint (S.D.N.Y. 2004): Represented corporate plaintiffin unfair competition and trademark litigation.

City of New York v. Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church (S.D.N.Y.,2d Cir., U.S., 2002-07) – Successfully represented the FifthAvenue Presbyterian Church in a dispute over its homelessministry.

Living Water Church of God v. Meridian Charter Township (6thCir. 2006) - Sidley represented a coalition of religiousinstitutions as amici curiae regarding issues under the ReligiousLand Use and Institutionalized Persons Act.

Sylvia’s Haven, Inc. v. Massachusetts Development FinanceAgency (D. Mass, 2005; 1st Cir. 2006) Represented Sylvia’sHaven, Inc. in appeal of base closure issues, ultimately to theU.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit. The action wasdismissed after a private resolution.

AT&T Corp. v. 2PrePaid Inc. (M.D. Fla. 2006) - Obtaineddamages and permanent injunction against unlawful Internetsales of counterfeit AT&T prepaid calling cards.

Boothe v. Hanson (Texas District Court 2005) - Obtained ablanket injunction against an elusive Internet critic in a caseinvolving extensive use of Internet forensics. See “As AngryPatients Vent Online, Doctors Sue to Silence Them,” Wall StreetJournal, Sept. 14, 2005.

Hiibel v. Sixth Judicial District Court (U.S. 2004) - Representedthe National Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty asamicus curiae in this significant Fourth and Fifth Amendment

Princeton University(A.B., 1991), summacum laude, Phi BetaKappa

CLERKSHIPS

Paul V. Niemeyer, U.S.Court of Appeals, 4thCircuit

INDUSTRIES

Life Sciences

Technology


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case regarding requirements to present identity papers duringinvestigations.

AT&T Corp. v. CyberTelecom, Inc. (S.D. Fla. 2004) - Obtainedpreliminary and permanent injunctions against Internetdistribution of counterfeit AT&T prepaid calling cards in a caseinvolving extensive Internet forensic evidence.

In re Microsoft Corp. Antitrust Litigation, MDL No. 1332 (D. Md.)- Represented Microsoft in competitor class actions includingthose brought by Netscape and Burst. These actions weredismissed with prejudice after the parties reached privateresolutions.

Physicians Interactive v. Lathian Systems, Inc. (E.D. Va. 2003) -Obtained preliminary injunction for plaintiffs alleging hacking ofcomputer systems in order to obtain trade secrets. The actionwas dismissed after the parties reached a private resolution.

Globalsantafe Corp. v. Globalsantafe.Com (E.D. Va. 2003) -Sidley developed and prevailed on a novel theory of in remjurisdiction that asserted U.S. jurisdiction to enforce itsresolution of an Internet domain name dispute regardless of adirectly contradictory order from a court in South Korea.

Cable News Network, LP, LLLP v. CNNews.com (4th Cir. 2003)- Sidley represented amicus AT&T Corp. on in rem issueregarding domain names under the AnticybersquattingConsumer Protection Act of 1999 (ACPA).

Bayer & Willis Inc. v. Republic of Gambia (D.D.C. 2003) -Successfully represented AT&T Corp. against claims related tothe Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act (FSIA).

Al-Abood v. El-Shamari (E.D. Va.; 4th Cir. 2000) - Affirming jurytrial verdict Sidley won in favor of plaintiff on a variety of fraud,fiduciary duty and conversion theories related to a complexinternational investment fraud.

Saenz v. Roe (U.S. 1999) - Represented the National LawCenter on Homelessness and Poverty as amicus curiaeregarding the protections of the Fourteenth Amendment’s rightto travel.


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Counseling/Regulatory/Transactional Advice

Advising critical infrastructure providers on imminentcybersecurity risks and on response to such attacks.

We advise one of the largest participants in the payment cardsystem with respect to its compliance with federal and statedata security requirements.

Representing a major Internet retailer in connection with databreach reporting obligations under U.S. and internationalstatutes.

Conducting due diligence on the privacy aspects of acquisitionsof companies providing gaming platforms, electronic paymentsystems and online training.

For major media companies, analyzing and counselingregarding compliance with and the impact of all major U.S. andinternational privacy and data security laws and regulations,including children’s privacy.

For numerous telecommunication and Internet companiesproviding analysis, advice and regulatory counseling regardingcompliance with and the impact of all major U.S. andinternational privacy and data security laws and regulations,including ECPA, CFAA, COPPA, GLBA, FCRA, and nationalsecurity laws.

Prior to joining Sidley, Ed served as an Associate Counsel toPresident Clinton. In that capacity, he advised senior White Housestaff regarding various Independent Counsel, congressional andgrand jury investigations, with a particular focus on issues ofExecutive Privilege and electronic discovery. He also previouslyserved as a desk officer at the U.S. Office of Government Ethics,where he helped national defense and intelligence agenciesestablish effective compliance programs.

PUBLICATIONS

Ed is a frequent commentator on privacy, data security, and


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information law issues and has written extensively on variousinformation law and civil liberties topics for a variety ofpublications. He currently serves on the Advisory Board for theBNA Privacy & Security Law Report and one of his articlesreceived a 2010 Burton Award for Legal Achievement.

His more recent contributions to treatises include:

Edward R. McNicholas, Andrew Strenio, and ClaytonNorthouse, Federal Trade Commission Enforcement of Privacyand Data Security, 500 Privacy & Data Security Practice Series(Bloomberg BNA 2014).

Edward R. McNicholas, William RM Long, Yuet Ming Tham,Mark L. Kaufmann, and Colleen T. Brown, Privacy and SecurityIssues in Cloud Computing, 520 Privacy & Data SecurityPractice Series (Bloomberg BNA 2014).

"Autonomy: The Key Theory for Understanding the Evolution ofUS Privacy Law," in Privacy and Surveillance LegalIssues (2014) (explaining the role of autonomy theory in USprivacy law).

"Privacy And Security," in Successful Partnering Between Insideand Outside Counsel (2013) (co-author of a chapter on workingtogether on privacy and security to achieve client objectives).

"Privacy and Security," in Business and Commercial Litigation inFederal Courts (3d Ed. 2011) (co-author of chapter onimplications of privacy and data security laws for commerciallitigation).

Information Security and Privacy: A Practical Guide for GlobalExecutives, Lawyers and Technologists (2011) (contributor)(ABA Section of Science and Technology Law publication).

Many of his articles are collected on the Privacy, Data Securityand Information practice page, including:

“Cybersecurity Insurance to Mitigate Cyber-Risks and SECDisclosure Obligations,” By Edward R. McNicholas, BNA’sPrivacy & Security Law Report (Aug., 19, 2013).


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“Standing to Challenge Statutory Violations of Privacy LawsAfter First American Finance Corporation v. Edwards,” ByEdward R. McNicholas and Jonathan P. Adams, BNA’s Privacy& Security Law Report (July 23, 2012).

“Rapid Data Breach Reporting Now Required By Vermont’sAttorney General,” By Edward R. McNicholas and Ryan M.Sandrock, BNA’s Privacy & Security Law Report (June 18,2012).

“First Look: Leaked Draft of New EU Data Protection RegulationSuggests Significant Impacts for Global Businesses,” co-author,BNA's Privacy and Security Law Report (December 9, 2011).

“Regulated Social Media: Practical Advice for AddressingEvolving Technologies in Regulated Industries,” by EdwardMcNicholas and Sabrina Ross, BNA’s Privacy & Security LawReport (June 14, 2010).

“An Uneasy Peace: Maine’s Act to Prevent Marketing to Minorsand the Continuing Problems of Privacy for Children andTeens,” by Edward McNicholas and Colleen Rutledge, BNA’sPrivacy & Security Law Report (September 14, 2009).

“Developments in Data Breach Liability,” by Alan Raul, EdwardMcNicholas, et al., Privacy & Data Security Law Journal(September 2009).

“End of the Notice Paradigm?: FTC’s Proposed SearsSettlement Casts Doubt On the Sufficiency of Disclosures inPrivacy Policies and User Agreements,” by Alan Raul, EdwardMcNicholas, et al., BNA’s Electronic Commerce & Law Report(July 15, 2009).

“Reconciling European Data Privacy Concerns with USDiscovery Rules: Conflict and Comity,” by Alan Raul, EdwardMcNicholas, et al., Global Competition Litigation Review (July2009).

“National Security Letters: Practical Advice For Understandingand Handling Exceptional Requests,” by Edward McNicholas,BNA Privacy & Security Law Report (March 30, 2009).


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“Assessing the EU Working Party’s Guidance on HarmonizingU.S. Discovery and EU Data Protection Requirements,” by AlanRaul, Edward McNicholas, et al., BNA Privacy & Security LawReport (March 9, 2009).

“SEC Sanctions Broker-Dealer/Investment Advisor for WillfullyFailing to Safeguard Customers’ Personal Data,” by AlanCharles Raul and Edward McNicholas, Privacy & Data SecurityLaw Journal (January 2009).

“Damages for the Harm of Data Breaches and Other PrivacyClaims,” by Alan Raul, Edward McNicholas, and Jennifer Tatel,BNA Privacy & Security Law Report (September 15, 2008).

“Competitive Privacy: Towards A New Area of PrivacyLitigation?,” by Edward McNicholas and Jennifer Tatel, IAPPPrivacy Tracker (July/August 2008).

“A Path to Resolving European Data Protection Concerns WithU.S. Discovery,” by Stanley W. Crosley, Alan Charles Raul,Edward R. McNicholas and Julie M. Dwyer, Privacy andSecurity Law (October 2007).

Ed’s presentations include:

“Cyber Security – What You Need to Know,” SIFMA Complianceand Legal Society Annual Seminar (Orlando, April 2014)

“White Collar Crime Committee Town Hall: Hot Topics inCybercrime,” for the ABA Criminal Justice conference(Washington, October 31, 2013).

“Cybersecurity & Data Protection,” Presentation at OFII GeneralCounsel Conference (Washington, October 14, 2013).

“Cybersecurity: Risks, Responsibilities, Corporate Governance,”EFC/NCHER Student Loan Legal Meeting (New York, August 5,2013).

“Clapper, FISA, and the Future of Data Breach Litigation,”Presentation for Bloomberg BNA (Webinar, May 29, 2013).

“An International Perspective on Health Care Privacy and


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Security,” Presentation at the American Conference Institute 3rdAnnual Health Care Privacy and Security Forum, (New York,May 23, 2013).

“Privacy, Data Security and Cyber-Compliance,” St. LouisGeneral Counsel Roundtable (St. Louis, May 6, 2013).

“The U.S. Approach to Liability Online,” IELE presentation at theUniversity of California, Berkeley School of Law (Berkeley, May1, 2013).

“The Latest Developments in Cyber Regulation and Insurance,”Presentation for Bloomberg BNA (Webinar, April 3, 2013).

“At the Ready: Preparing U.S. Organizations for the ProposedEU Regulation,” Presentation at IAPP Global Privacy Summit(Washington, March 8, 2013).

“Privacy & Data Protection,” Presentation at the SecuritiesIndustry and Financial Markets Association Compliance & LegalSociety Annual Seminar (Phoenix, March 20, 2013).

“Cellular Phones and Mobile Privacy,” Presentation to theInformation Society Project at Yale Law School LocationTracking and Biometrics Conference (New Haven, March 3,2013).

“2013 SEC & DOJ Hot Topics Breakfast Briefing,” SandpiperConference (Chicago, Feb 7,2013).

“An International Perspective on Health Care Privacy andSecurity,” Presentation at American Conference Institute 2ndAnnual Health Care Privacy and Security Forum (Philadelphia,December 7, 2012).

“Cloud Computing: Understanding and Mitigating the Risks,Utilizing the Latest Security Controls and Ensuring Protection ‘Inthe Cloud’,” Presentation to American Conference InstituteConference on the Privacy and Security of Consumer andEmployee Information (San Francisco, July 2012).

“Navigating Global Privacy & Information Laws,” Presentationgiven at Sidley privacy workshops (Singapore, Hong Kong, and


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Tokyo, November 2012).

"Privacy, Data Protection, and Cybersecurity: Developmentsand Strategies" Organization for International InvestmentConference (Washington, October 2012).

“A View of the Future,” SIFMA Cybersecurity Symposium (NewYork, October 2012).

“Toward a Safe Harbor for the Cloud,” Presentation at iTechLaw 2012 European Conference (Rome, October 2012).

“Privacy, Data Protection, and Cybersecurity: Developmentsand Strategies,” Presentation at 2012 OFII General CounselConference (Washington, September 2012).

"Privacy and Data Security Update," ABA Antitrust Section(Webinar, July 2012).

"Cloud Computing," American Conference Institute (SanFrancisco, July 2012).

“Social Media Policy for Companies in Regulated Industries:Developing a Policy That Limits Risk,” Presentation for BNA(Webinar, June 2012).

“Information Governance for the International Law Office,”Presentation to International Law Office Global CounselCongress (New York, June 2012).

"Best Practices for Social Media at PharmaceuticalCommunications, Sidley Life Sciences Data Privacy Day(California, April 2012).

“The White House Addresses Consumer Data Privacy in aNetworked World,” DataGuidance Presentation (New York,March 5, 2012).

"White House Privacy White Paper," DataGuidance FinancialServices Breakfast (New York, March 2012).

“Information Governance in an Era of Rapid Privacy and DataSecurity Change,” Presentation at 2011 OFII General Counsel


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Conference, (Washington, November 2011).

“Information Governance in an Era of Rapid Change in Privacyand Data Security,” RIM presentation (Maryland, October 17,2011).

“Ethical Privacy,” Presentation at IAPP Privacy Academy 2011(Dallas, September 2011).

“Privacy for Investment Advisers,” Presentation to ACACompliance Group (New York, April 21, 2011).

“A Culture of Privacy Compliance: The Importance of Getting ItRight,” Presentation to American Conference Institute,(Washington, January 2011).

“Developing a Social Media Policy That Limits Risk: PracticalAdvice for Companies in Regulated Industries,” BNA (Webinar,July 2010).

”USA PATRIOT ACT Sunset/Sunrise: Key Developments inPrivacy & National Security,” Presentation at IAPP GlobalPrivacy Summit (Washington, April 2010).

“Privacy Litigation: The Evolution in Theories and Outcomes,”Presentation given at IAPP 2009 Privacy Academy (Baltimore,September 2009).

“Privacy in a Time of Change,” Presentation given at Twin CitiesPrivacy Retreat (St. Paul, January 15, 2009).

“Privacy Essential for E-Discovery: Using the Latest PrivacyTrends to Your Advantage,” Presentation at CBI’s Life ScienceForum on E-Discovery and Records Management (December2008).

“Overcoming Conflicts Between EU Privacy Laws and USDiscovery Requirements,” Presentation to AmericanConference Institute (September 2008).

“Key International Data Flow Issues for CommunicationsCompanies,” ABA/FCBA Privacy & Data Security forCommunications and Media Companies, (Washington, March


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2008).

“Minimizing the Weight of Regulation,” Presentation to theSecurity Standard Conference (Chicago, September 2007).

“The Future of the Freedom of Religion,” Conference Hosted atSidley Austin (Washington, May 2007).

“Remote Information Security,” Presentation to the IAPP PrivacySummit, (Washington, March 2007).

“Privacy & Data Security Issues Related to Operations andEmployees,” Presentation to the ABA Forum onCommunications Law and the Federal Communications BarAssociation (Washington, March 2007).

“U.S. and International Legal Standards for InformationSecurity,” 2006 IAPP Privacy Academy (Toronto, October2006).

“Why Privacy Matters — Protecting Your Reputation, Practiceand Clients,” Presentation to the AICPA National Conference onFraud and Litigation Services (Las Vegas, September 2006).

“Anatomy of a Data Breach,” Sidley Austin Global Privacy andInformation Law Conference (San Francisco, September 2006).

“The Legal & Regulatory Landscape: A Moving Target,”Presentation to the Security Standard Conference (Boston,September 2006).

“State Security Obligations and Disposal Requirements,”Presentation on Privacy and Data Security for Communicationsand Media Companies for the ABA Forum on CommunicationsLaw and the Federal Communications Bar Association,Washington, DC (Washington, April 2006).

“Privacy: The Importance of Getting It Right,” 2006 CSOPerspectives Conference (California, March 2006).

MEMBERSHIPS & ACTIVITIES


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In addition to serving as a global co-chair of Sidley’s Privacy, DataSecurity, and Information Law group, Ed is a national co-chair ofSidley’s Religious Institutions practice. He also serves as theChairman of the Board of Directors for the National Law Center onHomelessness and Poverty, and recently was admitted to theCosmos Club based on his recognition as being “distinguished inInformation Privacy law.” Previously, Ed has served on the boardof the Washington, DC lawyer’s chapter of the AmericanConstitution Society.

PRO BONO

Ed frequently advises organizations that combat homelessnessregarding complex constitutional issues at both the trial andappellate levels and before legislative bodies. His work for suchorganizations contributed substantially to the firm being awardedthe 2004 Counsel Pro Bono Award by the National Law Center onHomelessness and Poverty. Mr. McNicholas now serves as theChairman of the Board of Directors for the National Law Center onHomelessness and Poverty.

Ed also regularly represents churches and religiously-affiliatedinstitutions and related nonprofit organizations on constitutionaland other legal issues. He is a national co-chair of Sidley’sReligious Institutions Practice, which the New York Timesrecognized as representing “some of the country’s largestreligious organizations.” He was awarded the 2010 ThurgoodMarshall pro bono counsel prize by Muslim Advocates forinnovative litigation to protect civil liberties.

NEWS & ACHIEVEMENTS

March 21, 2014Sidley Ranked in Chambers Global 2014

May 28, 2013199 Sidley Lawyers and 84 Practices Ranked in ChambersUSA: America’s Leading Lawyers for Business 2013


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Wednesday, November 21, 2012Navigating Global Privacy & Information Laws (Tokyo)

Monday, November 19, 2012Navigating Global Privacy & Information Laws (Hong Kong)

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EDWARD R. MCNICHOLAS - Association of Corporate …webcasts.acc.com/handouts/McNicholas_Bio.pdf · e-discovery. Reflecting the breadth of Ed’s practice, his recent experience includes: