Miranda Means is a partner in the Boston office of Kirkland & Ellis LLP, where her practice spans litigation and counseling across copyright, trade secret, trademark, right of publicity, art, internet, and advertising law. She represents clients in disputes touching a remarkable breadth of media—social media, video games, fine art, sports, music, and film—and the technologies reshaping them, from artificial intelligence and computer software to consumer electronics. Miranda is perhaps best known for her role in the first AI copyright fair use case in U.S. legal history, work for which American Lawyer named her a “Litigator of the Week.” She pairs a sharp litigation record with a deep commitment to inclusivity and pro bono service, including matters advancing LGBTQ+ rights.