Marina Gatto works with clients to build strong privacy programs and ensure compliance with a range of privacy laws. She helps clients prepare to comply with the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), including leading trainings, conducting client interviews, data mapping and revising policies and procedures. Marina also advises on General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) compliance, including drafting and updating cookie banners and policies, revising privacy policies and drafting data protection plans. She has additional experience counseling on compliance matters regarding evolving automatic renewal laws for various states as well as Canada.

As part of her commercial litigation practice, Marina has researched and drafted numerous motions to quash, as well as motions on fiduciary duties and proxy agreements, anti-SLAPP motions and replies. She has also assisted on Proposition 65 matters, on behalf of clients facing claims under California’s Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act.

Maintaining an active pro bono practice, Marina has conducted research and provided information on applicable federal law for the nonprofit group, Without My Consent, which aims to supply the public with tools to fight online harassment. She also has assisted with landlord/tenant law matters and immigration cases.

Sue Stott brings decades of experience representing companies of all sizes in employment and related business disputes. Sue advises employers in all facets of employment law, including recruiting and hiring; discipline and discharge; discrimination, retaliation and harassment; wage and hour, worker classification and other compensation and wage concerns; leave coordination and disability accommodation; reduction-in-force and workforce restructuring; internal investigations; employment agreements for hiring and termination; handbooks and policies; restrictive covenants, including protection of trade secrets; privacy; training; litigation avoidance; human resource audits; and human resources best practices.

In addition to her employment practice, Sue has years of experience defending companies in general commercial lawsuits involving claims of securities fraud, ERISA violations and insurance bad faith disputes, and medical products liability defense. She serves clients in many sectors, including technology, manufacturing, media and retail.

Sue was recognized by BTI for excellence in client service in 2017. She is also a certified mediator and has served on the San Francisco Federal District Court’s panel of neutrals for over ten years.