Jason Schwent

Jason Schwent is an experienced attorney with a strong focus on technology law, encompassing cybersecurity breach response, software licensing, and intellectual property matters.

He specializes in handling cybersecurity breach response matters, conducting investigations, and advising on data privacy and security risk management.

Jason is skilled in coordinating teams of professionals to effectively respond to data privacy breach events, ensuring compliance with state, federal, and international regulations.

In addition to his cybersecurity expertise, Jason has a background in licensing technology, intellectual property, and software for various entities, leveraging his technical knowledge in drafting and negotiating agreements.

With a foundation in intellectual property litigation, Jason counsels clients on intellectual property, Internet, licensing, e-commerce, and privacy issues.

Educationally, Jason studied JD with a focus on Intellectual Property Litigation at the UNH Law School, previously known as the Franklin Pierce Law Center, and holds a BS in Biology from Truman State University.

Throughout his career, Jason has held positions at reputable law firms including Clark Hill PLC, Lathrop Gage, Thompson Coburn LLP, Senniger Powers, and has served as a Research Assistant at Searle Pharmaceuticals.

His specialties include cyber security, cyber law, cyber compliance, information technology licensing, intellectual property litigation, and technology transfer.