Kyle Dull is a senior associate in the Data Privacy, Cybersecurity & Digital Assets Practice. Using his experience as a former enforcement lawyer, he provides strategic and pragmatic counsel to industry-leading companies, mid-market organizations and startups navigating the complex landscape of domestic and international privacy laws, consumer protection laws, advertising and marketing laws, regulations and best practices.
Kyle’s deep understanding of regulatory enforcement is invaluable in defending and resolving high-stakes disputes with government agencies and tailoring privacy and marketing compliance programs to reduce the risk of such actions. His tenure at the Florida attorney general’s Consumer Protection Division equips him to proactively identify and mitigate privacy and advertising risks for clients. While at the attorney general’s office, Kyle launched key investigations concerning unfair and deceptive data practices, geolocation tracking and claim substantiation, as well as matters involving children’s privacy and marketing claims. With a proven track record in investigating and litigating complex matters, he offers unparalleled insights into compliance strategies and enforcement actions.
Beyond regulatory advice, Kyle is a trusted adviser for retail and e-tail businesses, counseling clients on novel marketing strategies to ensure that they align with legal requirements and best practices. He seamlessly integrates technology, data privacy, security, intellectual property and advertising considerations into his advice to help create innovative solutions to complex situations. Kyle’s expertise extends to drafting and negotiating a wide range of contracts, including licensing, joint venture and data sharing agreements, ensuring alignment with business objectives and legal requirements.
He is a former member of the Florida Bar Association’s Consumer Protection Law Committee and Data Privacy & Cybersecurity Subcommittee, and a two-term adviser to Law360’s Consumer Protection Committee, staying at the forefront of industry developments and best practices. Kyle is a certified information privacy professional (IAPP CIPP/US).
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