Brittney Mollman is counsel in the firm’s Business Litigation group, with a practice focused on privacy and data governance. She advises companies on navigating complex data, technology, and regulatory decisions in fast-moving business environments, informed by her experience assisting clients in high-stakes disputes and enforcement matters.
Her work centers on helping organizations make clear, defensible decisions at the intersection of data use, technology adoption, and risk. Brittney advises on privacy program design, AI and emerging technology governance, incident response, vendor and platform assessments, and regulatory compliance across U.S. and global privacy regimes. She brings a litigation-informed perspective to these matters, helping clients anticipate how decisions may be evaluated under regulatory scrutiny or in adversarial settings.
Brittney takes a decision-first approach to privacy and data governance, working closely with founders, operators, and in-house teams to clarify objectives, surface non-negotiable risks, and design governance frameworks that reflect the company’s stage, industry, and operational realities—rather than relying on one-size-fits-all compliance models that may not hold up when tested.
She is frequently engaged at key inflection points, including new product launches, platform changes, growth initiatives, and periods of regulatory or operational uncertainty, where early clarity can materially improve outcomes. Brittney is known for translating complex legal and technical requirements into practical frameworks that support sound business judgment, accountability, and long-term resilience if and when decisions are later challenged.
Brittney is an active pro bono advocate and serves as a volunteer and board member for St. Louis Survivors Legal Support (SLSLS), a nonprofit organization that provides legal representation to victims of domestic abuse seeking orders of protection in St. Louis County.
experience
- Defended a non-profit organization in a class action lawsuit filed by former employees following a cyberattack on the organization’s IT systems.
- Represented a national health care data analytics company in a multi-state class action after a cyberattack and assisted in working toward a desirable settlement.
- Assisted a national health care data analytics company responding to state attorneys general investigating a cyberattack on the organization.
- Defended global privately held manufacturing company in complex shareholder litigation. The litigation team obtained a successful outcome when plaintiffs voluntarily dismissed their multiple lawsuits against the organization after years of litigation.
Professional
- CIPP/US certification
- IAPP St. Louis Chapter
- Missouri Bar Technology and Innovation Law Committee, Vice Chair
- American Bar Association Section on Litigation
- Women Lawyers’ Association of Greater St. Louis
Community
- St. Louis Survivors Legal Support, Board Member, June 2024-present
- St. Louis Survivors Legal Support, Legal Advisory Board Co-Chair, June 2024-present
- FOCUS St. Louis, Emerging Leaders, spring 2023 class
- Quoted, “Google Verdict Expands Privacy Rights to Anonymized Data”
Cybersecurity Law Report, October 1, 2025
I am an avid cook and baker. I’m currently experimenting with sourdough bread and other baked goods.
I also enjoy being active and am an adventurous traveler. Most recently I visited the big island of Hawaii and hiked the crater at Volcano National Park (with three small kids in tow).