Bronfman Law attorneys in Houston office

Our Attorneys

Bronfman Law is a Houston law firm with 13 attorneys, including partners, senior counsel, and associates. Our team concentrates on intellectual property, technology and privacy law, and civil litigation. We work with publishers, content owners, technology companies, and businesses that need clear legal judgment and practical follow through.

We staff each matter based on its needs. A partner leads the work and sets strategy. Senior counsel and associates support research, drafting, discovery, investigations, filings, and client communication as the matter requires. This structure helps clients receive focused attention while keeping the team proportionate to the task.

Many matters involve more than one practice area. A copyright enforcement matter may require litigation planning. A software agreement may raise privacy questions. A business dispute may involve trade secrets or emergency relief. Our attorneys work together when that serves the client.

To discuss a new matter, please contact Bronfman Law. We will review the issue, identify the right attorney or team, and explain next steps.

Partners

David Bronfman

Founding Partner

David Bronfman leads copyright and trademark enforcement, IP litigation, and anti-piracy programs for publishers and content owners nationwide.

Rachel Klein

Partner

Rachel Klein advises clients on trademark portfolios, brand protection, licensing, and IP transactions that support practical business goals.

Jonathan Mercer

Partner

Jonathan Mercer represents businesses in commercial litigation, contract disputes, injunction matters, and trial work across Texas and federal courts.

Priya Raman

Partner

Priya Raman advises companies on privacy compliance, technology contracts, SaaS agreements, and practical legal controls for data driven services.

Marcus Hale

Partner

Marcus Hale helps publishers and content owners address online infringement through enforcement programs, takedowns, and federal litigation strategy.

Senior Counsel

Elena Vasquez

Senior Counsel

Elena Vasquez helps clients evaluate, register, protect, and defend trademarks through clearance, USPTO prosecution, and TTAB proceedings nationwide.

Thomas Whitfield

Senior Counsel

Thomas Whitfield focuses on business torts, trade secret disputes, and appellate support in complex commercial and intellectual property matters.

Associates

Hannah Cho

Senior Associate

Hannah Cho helps businesses build practical privacy programs, respond to data incidents, and address state privacy law obligations.

Benjamin Ortiz

Senior Associate

Benjamin Ortiz represents clients in copyright and trademark disputes, with a focus on discovery, motions, and practical litigation strategy.

Laura Bennett

Associate

Laura Bennett focuses on film and entertainment content protection, licensing, and chain of title matters for copyright owners and media businesses.

Samuel Adeyemi

Associate

Samuel Adeyemi advises on technology contracts, software licensing, open source issues, and platform terms for business clients, vendors, and platforms.

Olivia Grant

Associate

Olivia Grant represents businesses in commercial disputes, with a focus on pre-suit investigation, litigation strategy, and practical settlement negotiation.

Nathan Levi

Associate

Nathan Levi focuses on online infringement investigations, DMCA notices, and domain and hosting enforcement for content owners and businesses.

Working With Our Attorneys

How will my matter be staffed?

A partner is responsible for strategy and supervision. Senior counsel and associates may assist with research, drafting, filings, investigations, discovery, and day to day communication. We try to match the team to the scope, timing, and budget of the matter, and we adjust staffing as the work changes.

Will I know which attorney is handling my matter?

Yes. At the start, we identify the attorney or attorneys expected to work on your matter and the person responsible for client communication. As the matter develops, we explain material staffing changes. You can ask questions about roles, timing, and next steps at any point.

Do the attorneys collaborate across practice areas?

Often, yes. Many client issues involve more than one area of law. A technology contract may raise privacy concerns. An infringement matter may require litigation support. When collaboration is useful, attorneys from our intellectual property, technology and privacy, and litigation practices work together under a clear plan.

What should I prepare before contacting the firm?

Please share a short summary of the issue, key dates, contracts, notices, screenshots, court papers, or other documents that may be relevant. Do not send confidential material until an attorney client relationship is confirmed. After conflict review, we can discuss the facts, goals, and possible next steps.