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10 Reddit legal leaders
These ten current and former Reddit legal leaders hold or have held deputy general counsel, director and associate general counsel roles across commercial and ads, corporate, litigation and policy, product and privacy, intellectual property, regulatory affairs and employment law. A reader can learn how legal leaders work at Reddit from people who have held the role.
Professionals to explore
01—10Amalia (Mali) Fenton
LinkedInExperience: Director - Litigation & Policy · Reddit, Inc.
Director - Litigation & Policy at Reddit since 2024, based in Boston and listed at Director level, and former Associate General Counsel - Litigation & Policy at Reddit (2021–2024). Former Of Counsel at Davis Levin Livingston (2019–2021) and Assistant United States Attorney (2016–2019).
Henry Lien
LinkedInExperience: Former Senior Director, Product and IP Legal · Reddit, Inc.
Former Senior Director, Product and IP Legal at Reddit (2023–2025), leading the consumer product counseling and IP teams through regulatory issues such as privacy, child safety, copyright and artificial intelligence. Former Deputy General Counsel at Clubhouse (2022–2023) and Senior Director & Assistant General Counsel, IP & Content at Pinterest (2015–2022).
Julie O'Neill Rogers
LinkedInExperience: Deputy General Counsel Corporate Lead and Assistant Corporate Secretary Legal Chief of Staff · Reddit, Inc.
Deputy General Counsel Corporate Lead and Assistant Corporate Secretary Legal Chief of Staff at Reddit since 2024, at Director level, and Deputy General Counsel Corporate Lead at Reddit (2023–2025). Former Deputy General Counsel, Team Leader (2022–2023) and Assistant General Counsel, Team Leader (2021–2022) at Rocket Companies.
Leslie Liu
LinkedInExperience: Senior Director, Privacy & Regulatory Affairs (Legal) · Reddit, Inc.
Senior Director, Privacy & Regulatory Affairs (Legal) at Reddit since 2025, in San Francisco. Former Director, Head of Content Legal at Google (2023–2024), Director, Product and Commercial Counsel Manager at Google (2019–2023), and Senior Counsel, Manager at Google (2014–2019).
Rea Ferandez
LinkedInExperience: Associate General Counsel, Employment · Reddit, Inc.
Associate General Counsel, Employment at Reddit since 2025, and former Senior Counsel, Employment at Reddit (2023–2025). Former Associate General Counsel, Labor and Employment at Meta (2021–2023), and Associate General Counsel & Senior Director, Employment Law & Litigation (2021) and Director, Employment Law & Litigation Counsel (2020–2021) at TaskUs.
Rick Estacio
LinkedInExperience: Senior Director and Deputy General Counsel, Global Head of Commercial, Ads and Partnerships · Reddit, Inc.
Senior Director and Deputy General Counsel, Global Head of Commercial, Ads and Partnerships at Reddit since 2024, and the profile says Rick Estacio reports to the chief legal officer. Former Director, Global Head of Commercial Legal at Reddit (2023–2024), Director, Global Head of Institutional Commercial and Prime Trading Products at Coinbase (2022–2023), and Product and Commercial Counsel at JPMorganChase.
Sedric Bailey
LinkedInExperience: Deputy General Counsel · Reddit, Inc.
Deputy General Counsel at Reddit since 2023, overseeing a global team of lawyers and legal professionals in litigation, regulatory, investigations, employment, intellectual property, and ethics and compliance. Former Director, Legal (2021–2023) and Senior Counsel (2019–2021) at Reddit, and Associate at King & Spalding (2016–2019).
Thomas J. Vigdal
LinkedInExperience: Former Deputy General Counsel · Reddit, Inc.
Former Deputy General Counsel at Reddit (2021–2022), building and managing a legal team of more than 20 lawyers across product, commercial, intellectual property and privacy work. Former Senior Director of Legal (2019–2021) and Director of Legal (2018–2019) at Reddit. General Counsel at Babylist since 2024 and former General Counsel & Corporate Secretary at BlinkRx (2022–2024).
Thomas Lee
LinkedInExperience: Former Director, Associate General Counsel · Reddit, Inc.
Former Director, Associate General Counsel at Reddit (2019–2022) in San Francisco, described as a cross-functional leader and head counsel for all sales and business development. General Counsel at Nift since 2025, former Director, Associate General Counsel at Roku (2022–2025) and Associate General Counsel at Twitch (2015–2019).
Winter Raymond
LinkedInExperience: Former Director and Associate General Counsel-Product and Privacy · Reddit, Inc.
Former Director and Associate General Counsel-Product and Privacy at Reddit (2022–2025), and former Director-Ads Product and Commercial at Reddit (2025–2026), where a highlight says they led a team of product and commercial attorneys supporting the revenue organization. Former Director and Associate General Counsel-Ads Product (2021–2022) and Lead Ads Product Counsel (2020–2021) at Reddit. Product and Commercial Legal at Babylist since 2026.
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Questions to take into the conversation
- 01How do in-house legal leaders decide what to handle internally and what to send to outside counsel?
- 02How do in-house lawyers work with business teams on new deals or launches?
- 03What changes when an in-house lawyer moves from supporting one business unit to leading a practice area?
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