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CLOC’s Jenn McCarron Talks Legal Ops Trends, Las Vegas Event

May 10, 2024

Read this exclusive Today’s General Counsel interview in which The Corporate Legal Operations Consortium (CLOC)’s Jenn McCarron talks legal ops trends and the future of the organization she is leading.

The Role of LegalOps in Enterprise-Wide Initiatives: A Case Study on Modernizing CLM

May 8, 2024

ON-DEMAND Presented by Today’s General Counsel and Contract Logix / Cengage Group Speakers: Ben Hayden, VP of Legal Operations, Cengage […]

What General Counsel Should Know About Kiosk Fraud Prevention

May 3, 2024

In today’s digital landscape, where credit cards are swiped virtually everywhere, bad actors can exploit sensitive information.

CLOC’s Jenn McCarron Talks Legal Ops Innovation, Growth Mindset

May 3, 2024

Read this exclusive Today’s General Counsel interview in which The Corporate Legal Operations Consortium (CLOC)’s Jenn McCarron talks legal ops innovation and career development.

Ediscovery Made Easy: Crash Course to Streamlining Electronic Discovery

May 2, 2024

ON-DEMAND Presented by Today’s General Counsel and Disco Speaker: June Hunter, Technical Enablement Lead, DISCO Remember ‌when “ediscovery” meant simply […]

April/May 2024

May 2, 2024

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Spoliation Risk With Ephemeral Messaging Platforms

April 30, 2024

According to the DOJ, there is a spoliation risk with ephemeral messaging applications which are “designed to hide evidence.”

How Aspiring GCs Are Mapping A Career Path to General Counsel

April 30, 2024

Learn how aspiring GCs are mapping a career path to general counsel.

Delaware Supreme Court Reverses Chancery On “Squeeze Out”

April 30, 2024

Read more about how the Delaware Supreme Court reversed the Court of Chancery in a case challenging a squeeze-out merger.

Statutory Trusts Subject To Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Jurisdiction

April 30, 2024

The Court found that statutory trusts used for securitizations are considered “covered persons” and subject to Consumer Financial Protection Bureau jurisdiction.

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