Loeb & Loeb practice leader Tanya Forsheit named senior counsel
Michael Brown leaves bitcoin miner to become assistant secretary
New York Times Co., fresh from hiring a new executive editor, has tapped two new lawyers to fill openings in its law department.
Tanya Forsheit, who joined Loeb & Loeb’s Los Angeles office in 2021, last month became the Times’ senior counsel for data privacy, information security and consumer compliance.
Michael Brown, who had spent the past seven months as a deputy general counsel and corporate secretary for Cipher Mining Inc., joined the Times as vice president, assistant general counsel and assistant secretary, the company said last week.
The additions follow the Times announcement in mid-April that Joseph Kahn, its namesake newspaper’s managing editor since 2016, is taking over for Dean Baquet as executive editor. The Times added a record number of subscribers during the first quarter following its January acquisition of Wordle, Bloomberg News...
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