Allen Sattler and Ryan Steidl Present Webinar on Website Tracking Litigation and Emerging Cyber Risk

Constangy Cyber Team vice chair Allen Sattler and AI practice group co-chair Ryan Steidl will present a webinar hosted by Holmes Murphy titled “Navigating Legal, Security, and Evolving Technology Risks” on March 24, 2026, at 11:30 a.m. ET. The program will examine the growing legal and cybersecurity risks organizations face at the intersection of data privacy, website technologies, and emerging artificial intelligence tools. 

Designed for business leaders, IT teams, and risk managers, this webinar will explore the recent surge of “Invasion of Privacy” and “Wrongful Data Collection” lawsuits tied to the use of website tracking technologies. Allen, Ryan, and co-presenter Dan Cahlander from Holmes Murphy will discuss key legal developments driving these claims, strategies organizations can use to mitigate risk associated with tracking tools and data collection practices, and how emerging technologies such as AI are shaping the future of cyber-related litigation. The session will also provide guidance on navigating today’s cyber insurance marketplace.

To learn more and register, click here. 

Allen Sattler is vice chair of the firm’s Cyber Team, based in Orange County, California. He leads the team’s cybersecurity litigation services, defending companies in class actions arising from data security incidents and alleged data privacy violations, including claims involving website tracking technologies. Allen also regularly serves as incident response counsel and has managed responses to hundreds of cyber incidents across industries. He frequently advises on cyber insurance coverage and is a recognized speaker on cyber risk mitigation, ransomware response, and data privacy. 

Ryan Steidl is co-chair of Constangy's AI practice group and a member of the firm’s Cyber Team based in Seattle, Washington. He advises organizations on compliance with state, federal, and international privacy laws and helps clients develop practical data protection strategies that align with business operations. Before joining Constangy, Ryan spent eight years at Grant Thornton, where he helped build the firm’s Cyber Practice and led privacy and regulatory risk initiatives for multinational companies, private equity firms, and startups. He also teaches courses on global privacy, law, and data ethics at Seattle University.