Matthew B. Welling
Overview
Matthew B. Welling is a partner in Crowell & Moring's Washington, D.C. office, where he practices in the firm's Privacy and Cybersecurity and Energy groups. Matthew has a deep technical background that he leverages to represent clients in a wide range of counseling and regulatory matters. His experience includes cybersecurity and privacy incident response, compliance reviews, risk assessments, and the development of corporate policies and procedures, such as incident response plans. Matthew has a diverse background in M&A and other corporate transactional issues, with specific recent experience with technology transactions, cybersecurity issues, and critical infrastructure project development.
Career & Education
- Georgetown University Law Center, J.D., 2010
- Indiana University, B.S., with honors, 2002
- District of Columbia
- Virginia
Matthew's Insights
Client Alert | 3 min read | 04.30.24
The DOE in 2023 significantly increased its enforcement activity against manufactures and importers alleged to have violated EPCA’s energy and water conservation standards and related certification requirements, based on available public information. As we previously flagged, the substantial rise in enforcement activity comes as the Biden Administration increasingly focuses on EPCA as a means of achieving environmental policy objectives, including reducing carbon emissions. The Department has continued its enforcement efforts in 2024 and early data from this year sheds light on the Department’s enforcement priorities.
Press Coverage | 04.17.24
NH, KY Join Patchwork Of States' Data Privacy Laws ‘Squarely In The Middle’
Speaking Engagement | 04.04.24
"Armortext: When Your Communications Betray You, Where Do You Turn?," LS-ISAO New York Workshop, New York, NY
Event | 04.04.24
Matthew's Insights
Client Alert | 3 min read | 04.30.24
The DOE in 2023 significantly increased its enforcement activity against manufactures and importers alleged to have violated EPCA’s energy and water conservation standards and related certification requirements, based on available public information. As we previously flagged, the substantial rise in enforcement activity comes as the Biden Administration increasingly focuses on EPCA as a means of achieving environmental policy objectives, including reducing carbon emissions. The Department has continued its enforcement efforts in 2024 and early data from this year sheds light on the Department’s enforcement priorities.
Press Coverage | 04.17.24
NH, KY Join Patchwork Of States' Data Privacy Laws ‘Squarely In The Middle’
Speaking Engagement | 04.04.24
"Armortext: When Your Communications Betray You, Where Do You Turn?," LS-ISAO New York Workshop, New York, NY
Event | 04.04.24