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From Hype to Reality: Solving the Challenge of Legal AI Hallucinations

Learn about what your organization should be doing to prevent Legal AI Hallucinations.

What Legal Depts Need to Know About Ransomware Attacks on Companies

What Legal Depts Need to Know About Ransomware Attacks on Companies

Dive into what legal departments need to know about ransomware attacks on companies and what to do immediately after an attack.

What to Do When Employees Don’t Get Along: Takeaways from the Shaq/Kobe Feud

What to Do When Employees Don’t Get Along: Takeaways from the Shaq/Kobe Feud

Consider the infamous NBA clash in workplace disputes when employees don’t get along.

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Georgia Supreme Court Reshapes Vicarious Liability Under the Commute Rule

The Georgia Supreme Court has started reshaping the interpretation of vicarious liability under the commute rule or the “coming and going rule,” which could have significant ramifications for employers and their commuting employees.

Are Arbitration Clauses Enforceable in Bankruptcy?

Are Arbitration Clauses Enforceable in Bankruptcy?

Today’s General Counsel contributor Kenneth Rosen poses the question: “Are arbitration clauses enforceable in bankruptcy?” He provides a nuanced response.

Examining the FTC’s Ban on Noncompetes and its Competition-Based Rationale

Examining the FTC’s Ban on Noncompetes and its Competition-Based Rationale

Delve into the Federal Trade Commission’s logic driving its ban on noncompetes.

Navigating Data Privacy Regulations for Mobile Apps: What Brands Need to Know

Navigating Data Privacy Regulations for Mobile Apps: What Brands Need to Know

Learn how to shape your company’s practices and policies to reflect the latest data privacy regulations for mobile apps.

Embracing the Future: Technology-Driven Legal Operations

Embracing the Future: Technology-Driven Legal Operations

Read about the future of technology-driven legal operations and its ability to ensure rapid and impactful changes.

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How Companies Should Minimize Their Punitive Damage Award Risk

The size of punitive damages are spiraling to new levels. Learn more about how your organization can minimize its punitive damage award risk.

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Rethinking Shareholders’ Agreements in M&A After Chordia v. Lee

Dealmakers should be cautious about how they negotiate shareholders’ agreements in M&A and conduct themselves under the agreements post-closing.

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