Solove

Solove is a surname that appears in English-language contexts and among people of various backgrounds. The precise origin and etymology of the name are not clearly documented in standard reference works, but it may reflect transliteration variants of Slavic or Jewish family names. Variant spellings found in different languages include Solov, Solovy, and Solovev, among others.

Notable people with the surname include Daniel J. Solove, an American legal scholar who specializes in privacy law. He is a professor at George Washington University Law School and is known for his work on information policy and data privacy, as well as for co-authoring influential texts on privacy law.

Beyond Daniel Solove, the surname occurs across a range of fields in public and professional life, though no single domain dominates its usage in the public record. In biographical and genealogical sources, Solove may appear in discussions of diaspora communities in North America and Europe, reflecting broader patterns of surname distribution.