Linda Butler

Linda Butler works on intellectual property matters.

Prior to joining Kramer Levin, Linda worked as an associate in the data privacy and cybersecurity practice group of two global firms, assisting clients on a range of data privacy, cybersecurity and technology-related matters. She previously worked as a programmer, database administrator and project manager, and in cybersecurity as an analyst and penetration tester. While in law school, Linda served as an extern for the Federal Trade Commission in the Bureau of Consumer Protection’s Division of Privacy and Identity Protection; participated in the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) highly competitive Summer Honors Program in the Enforcement Division’s Cyber and Market Abuse Units; served as an extern at the SEC in the Enforcement Division’s Trial Unit; and worked as a spring/summer law clerk at the Department of Defense in the Military Commission. She also served as a research associate for The Federalist Society’s Freedom of Thought Project and for a number of professors at Georgetown Law.