# Tor Ekeland
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Tor Bernhard Ekeland (born June 30, 1969) is a New York City based computer, trial and appellate lawyer. He is the Managing Partner of tor ekeland Law, PLLC. He is best known for representing hackers prosecuted under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act ("CFAA"), as well as white-collar defendants, in federal criminal court and on appeal across the United States.
== Notable Representations ==
Represented Andrew "weev" Auernheimer at trial and on Auernheimer's successful 2014 appeal to the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, both as co-counsel; called "the Troll's lawyer" by Washington PostPart of team representing journalist Matthew Keys pro bono, who was charged with hacking when he gave Anonymous credentials to the Los Angeles Times website.
ABA Journal: Legal Rebels : How one lawyer built a practice by defending a notorious accused hacker
Leaving BigLaw to start his own firm in 2011, Tor Ekeland quickly learned that his legal education was insufficient for the task at hand. To Ekeland, the edited cases law students spend three years reading don’t help graduates prepare for practice, which may include appearing before an overworked j…
Episode 3: Free speech lawyer, Tor Ekeland
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Tor Ekeland's father was tortured by the Gestapo. His own journey has included time in theater, studying at Berkley and the New School, and ending up at New York's Fordham Law School. He's been nationally recognized for representing clients in computer fraud, whiter collar crime, a…
How one lawyer built a practice by defending a notorious accused hacker
Leaving BigLaw to start his own firm in 2011, Tor Ekeland quickly learned that his legal education was insufficient for the task at hand. To Ekeland, the edited cases law students spend three years reading don’t help graduates prepare for practice, which may include appearing before an overworked j…
How Roman Sterlingov was convicted by circumstantial blockchain evidence - And why YOU should worry
Roman Sterlingov was convicted of money laundering in running Bitcoin Fog, but the evidence is circumstantial at best. This has dire implications for anyone using a transparent ledger and the standard of evidence in future crypto trials. We’re joined by his lawyer Tor Ekeland as we learn what happe…
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