Selected media features, speaking engagements, and recognition. For working press and interview requests, please use the contact address below.
A selection of recent engagements on Reddit removal, DMCA practice, and platform-policy law. For booking, please get in touch.
Keynote for an internet-law CLE — walking practitioners through the moderator, admin, and Reddit Legal pathways, and the specific legal theories each tier responds to.
Panel on DMCA takedowns across social platforms, focused on Reddit's counter-notice cadence and the practical difference between §512(c) hosting and §512(d) linking.
Guest lecture on the boundary between Section 230's editorial immunity and the platform-policy pathways that still work — with Reddit as the live case study.
UC Irvine's profile of its alumna and the decision to build a legal practice around exactly one platform.
On specialization, professional discipline, and the case for narrow practices in a generalist market.
Long-form interview on the practical differences between reports that trigger action and reports that quietly close, and the drafting choices that separate them.
Reddit's three-tier moderation stack, the seven enforceable rights, and the pathways that separate a five-day removal from a six-month one.
What a notice actually needs, how §512(c) hosting differs from §512(d) linking, and the counter-notice cadence platforms actually observe.
Where platform immunity ends — and where platform policy, contract, and state statute begin to work in its place.
Doe v. Cahill, Dendrite, and the practical mechanics of subpoenaing Reddit under the Stored Communications Act.
Cal. Civ. Code §3344 and Cal. Penal Code §528.5 online-impersonation — how each one works as a removal theory, not just a damages claim.
Why building a legal practice around exactly one platform is easier to defend, easier to price, and easier to win — even for solo counsel.
Jackie reviews every booking inquiry personally. For working press, please use the contact address below.