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Loeb & Loeb is pleased to announce that Kenneth Adler, chair of the firm’s Technology & Sourcing practice, and Jessica Lee, Loeb’s chief privacy & security partner and chair of the firm’s Privacy, Security & Data Innovations practice, have been recognized in the “Lawdragon 100 Leading AI & Legal Tech Advisors” guide for 2026. Now in its third edition, this guide spotlights the rapidly expanding cohort of litigators defining the legal architecture around AI, the dealmakers translating its capabilities into real‑world impact and the legal technologists creating tools that are accelerating and elevating the business and practice of law.
In the announcement, the publication highlighted Jessica as "an early thought leader on the impact of AI on data security and privacy," having routinely advised major global companies on designing AI governance models, navigating emerging compliance and risk challenges and shaping strategies to position their digital products for responsible and scalable use.
Jessica Lee
Jessica counsels companies worldwide as they develop and commercialize cutting‑edge digital products in an evolving privacy and cybersecurity landscape. Her work includes advising on sophisticated advertising ecosystems, analytics and data‑rich consumer experiences; geolocation and connected device technologies; and emerging capabilities driven by AI, extended reality and biometric tools. She supports clients across the adtech, retail and media sectors, as well as those operating in heavily regulated industries such as health care and financial services.
Kenneth Adler
Ken brings more than three decades of experience guiding clients through complex global and domestic outsourcing and technology transactions. His practice spans the full lifecycle of business process and IT outsourcing arrangements, as well as a broad spectrum of technology transactions. He regularly advises on the development and deployment of AI and automation solutions, cloud and multi‑sourced environments and strategies for restructuring, renegotiating or unwinding legacy outsourcing and IT agreements.
Lawdragon selects its honorees using a multifaceted process that includes independent research, peer review and nominations. To view the full list of honorees, please visit Lawdragon's website.
In the announcement, the publication highlighted Jessica as "an early thought leader on the impact of AI on data security and privacy," having routinely advised major global companies on designing AI governance models, navigating emerging compliance and risk challenges and shaping strategies to position their digital products for responsible and scalable use.
Jessica Lee
Jessica counsels companies worldwide as they develop and commercialize cutting‑edge digital products in an evolving privacy and cybersecurity landscape. Her work includes advising on sophisticated advertising ecosystems, analytics and data‑rich consumer experiences; geolocation and connected device technologies; and emerging capabilities driven by AI, extended reality and biometric tools. She supports clients across the adtech, retail and media sectors, as well as those operating in heavily regulated industries such as health care and financial services.
Kenneth Adler
Ken brings more than three decades of experience guiding clients through complex global and domestic outsourcing and technology transactions. His practice spans the full lifecycle of business process and IT outsourcing arrangements, as well as a broad spectrum of technology transactions. He regularly advises on the development and deployment of AI and automation solutions, cloud and multi‑sourced environments and strategies for restructuring, renegotiating or unwinding legacy outsourcing and IT agreements.
Lawdragon selects its honorees using a multifaceted process that includes independent research, peer review and nominations. To view the full list of honorees, please visit Lawdragon's website.
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Chief Privacy & Security Partner; Chair, Privacy, Security & Data Innovations -
