Today's General Counsel

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Marijuana Banking Legislation Gains Renewed Push from State AGs

August 27, 2025

Learn more about why 32 attorneys general urged Congress to advance marijuana banking reforms, citing public safety, compliance burdens, and economic stability.

The Future of Contract Management Is Natural Language Processing

August 25, 2025

Understand how natural language processing is the future of contract management and how it results in faster reviews, sharper accuracy, and actionable insights.

Smart Tech Choices for In-House Teams Trying to Avoid Legal Friction

August 25, 2025

Legal friction is slowing business down. Here’s how smart tech choices for in-house legal teams trying to scale can change that.

Agentic AI Requires Oversight and Governance in Legal Departments

August 25, 2025

Learn why experts stress that agentic AI requires oversight and governance for effective use as OpenAI’s newly released ChatGPT Agent ushers in proactive AI.

Gaining Insights on AI Measurement Strategies from APAC Legal Professionals

August 25, 2025

Explore APAC legal professionals’ insights on AI measurement strategies and how AI adoption is measured, managed, and maximized.

Using No-Code Automation to Scale Your Legal Team

August 25, 2025

Discover how legal teams can scale without hiring additional staff by using no-code automation tools to optimize intake, approvals, tracking, and reporting.

Meta Settlement Shields Zuckerberg and Board From Testimony

August 21, 2025

A close look at the Meta settlement shows how shareholder litigation over data privacy shapes corporate accountability and executive strategy.

Second Circuit Narrows Scope of Wire Fraud Prosecutions

August 21, 2025

Discover how a Second Circuit wire fraud ruling reshapes the boundaries of property rights in criminal prosecutions and challenges future enforcement strategies.

DC Circuit Affirms Proxy Voting Advice Is Not “Solicitation”

August 21, 2025

Discover why the DC Circuit ruled that paid proxy voting advice falls outside the Section 14(a) “solicitation” definition.

DOJ Secures Extradition of Nigerian National for Hacking, Fraud, and Identity Theft

August 21, 2025

Learn more about the Department of Justice (DOJ) extradition of a Nigerian national for hacking tied to spearphishing of tax firms, loan fraud, and sham investments.

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