He also serves as an adjunct professor at George Mason University School of Law where he created and has taught one of the first courses on information privacy law for more than 10 years. He has represented many of the Internet's pioneers on important questions of first impression. His practice includes litigation, transactional and regulatory matters for enterprises of all sizes especially where information and privacy issues represent a strategic element of the transaction or matter. He currently serves as vice chair of the Northern Virginia Technology Council Social Media Committee. For nearly a decade he served as a member of the Virginia Legislature's Joint Commission on Technology & Science Privacy Advisory Committee and successor committees.