About Rubururage
Rubururage Brown combined technical study and legal training early in her career. She earned a B.S. in Software Engineering and an M.S. in Computer Science from Franklin University before completing a J.D. at Mitchell Hamline School of Law in 2020. That mix of degrees shapes how she approaches client problems: methodical, evidence-driven and attentive to technical detail.
Brown is admitted to practice in New York and Ohio. She practices from The Law Office of Ruby A. Brown and operates at the intersection of law and technology. Her work brings the language of code and systems into the courtroom and advisory work. Clients see a lawyer who understands both the technical underpinnings of a dispute and the legal rules that govern it.
Her technical credentials include certifications from ISC2 and ISACA. She holds the Certified Information Systems Security Professional credential and is a Certified Information Systems Auditor. Those qualifications inform her handling of matters that involve data security assessments, incident response, and questions about controls and audit trails.
In practice she addresses legal problems that arise from software development, system operations, and data handling. She advises on contractual issues that touch software and services, helps evaluate regulatory obligations tied to data and security, and assists organizations when technical failures lead to legal exposure. She also spends time explaining technical evidence to clients and to other lawyers in clear, nontechnical language.
Brown’s academic path and credentials reflect a deliberate pairing of disciplines. Her undergraduate and graduate work at Franklin University provided a technical foundation. The law degree from Mitchell Hamline added legal reasoning and advocacy. Graduating in 2020, she entered practice at a moment when courts and regulators were increasingly attentive to cybersecurity and privacy, and those topics remain central to questions she fields from clients.
She runs a practice that blends legal analysis with technical understanding. She represents clients in matters that involve software, data security and compliance, and she advises organizations on how to document and defend technical processes. She currently practices at The Law Office of Ruby A. Brown, representing clients in technology-related disputes and advising on data security and regulatory compliance.
