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Delaware Court Dismisses Hypothetical Bylaw Challenge

The Delaware court reinforces the limits on bylaw challenges, dismissing a case for lack of ripeness where no actual stockholder nomination or dispute existed.

184 Million Login Credentials From Microsoft, Instagram, Facebook Exposed

Over 184 million login credentials, including Microsoft accounts, were exposed in an unsecured database linked to infostealer malware infections.

Legal AI Visionaries Are Leading the Charge Toward Innovation

As the legal world is being reshaped by artificial intelligence, discover how Relativity’s top 2025 Legal AI Visionaries are navigating change and transforming corporate legal departments.

How Legal Ops Can Create Strong Outside Counsel Relationships

Understand how showing empathy, ensuring collaboration, and aligning expectations are key to creating strong outside counsel relationships.

Sedona Conference Commentary on Discovery of Mobile Device Data

The Sedona Conference Commentary offers essential insights into the discovery of mobile device data, including definitions, tools, formats, and governance policies.

Use Workplace Stress as a Productivity Tool for Your Legal Team

Burnout isn’t inevitable. Discover how to harness workplace stress as a productivity tool for your legal team, promoting focus, autonomy, and recovery.

Tell Your Legal Team’s Story with 12 Key Performance Indicators

Tell your legal team’s story with 12 key performance indicators to demonstrate value, track performance, and support cross-functional company goals.

How Corporate Legal Departments Are Rethinking Legal AI

Corporate legal departments are reevaluating their use of legal AI. Explore whether its primary value lies in cost savings or improved outcomes.

Survey Spotlight: AI Gains Ground, But Human Legal Pros Still Drive the Deal

DocJuris recently surveyed 360 in-house legal professionals to gauge how AI is shaping legal workflows and where the human element remains essential. Discover the findings to help your organization.

FTC Sues Uber Over Deceptive Practices In Its Subscription Program

Read how the FTC has sued Uber, alleging deceptive practices in its subscription service and signaling stricter enforcement of consumer protection laws.

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