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Why GCs Should Pursue Mediation First, Not as a Last Resort

Why GCs Should Pursue Mediation First, Not as a Last Resort

When businesspeople have a conflict, and cannot resolve it with their counterparts, positions can quickly calcify. Learn why you should pursue mediation first.

How to Prevent Personal Liability for In-House Counsel During Financial Distress

How to Prevent Personal Liability for In-House Counsel During Financial Distress

Learn the best strategies to mitigate personal liability for in-house counsel at times of bankruptcy and financial distress.

How to Conduct a Fair and Accurate Internal Investigation of Employee Complaints

How to Conduct a Fair and Accurate Internal Investigation of Employee Complaints

Avoid the temptation to corner an employee into a Perry Mason-style “I did it” confession and learn the right way to conduct an internal investigation.

Reflecting on Litigation Technology’s Evolution: An EDiscovery Analyst’s View

Reflecting on Litigation Technology’s Evolution: An EDiscovery Analyst’s View

Milton Hooper of iDS (iDiscovery Solutions) reflects on the fast-evolving world of litigation technology and the trajectory of his career.

Why Your Org Needs to Craft a Comprehensive GenAI Policy Now

Why Your Organization Needs to Craft a Comprehensive GenAI Policy Now

Discover best practices for developing an effective GenAI policy and why it’s essential to act fast.

Anticipating Class-Action Litigation: A Playbook for In-House Counsel

Anticipating Class-Action Litigation: A Playbook for In-House Counsel

Class-action litigation continues to rise. Learn about the key things in-house counsel should know before and after their company has been served with a complaint.

Why A “Disorderly” Approach is the Best Way to Review Contracts

Why a “Disorderly” Approach is the Best Way to Review Contracts

Learn why a linear strategy is not the best way to review contracts and what you and your team should do instead.

Do Chief Compliance Officers Need Law Degrees?

Do Chief Compliance Officers Need Law Degrees?

The view that chief compliance officers need law degrees can overshadow the diverse skills and experiences that are critical for the role.

Analyzing the Supreme Court Ruling on the Time Bar and Copyright Infringement Claims

Analyzing the Supreme Court Ruling on the Time Bar and Copyright Infringement Claims

Learn what you and your organization should know about copyright infringement claims and the recent Supreme Court ruling on time bars.

How Companies Should Mitigate the Risks of Digital Accessibility Litigation

How Companies Should Mitigate the Risks of Digital Accessibility Litigation

Learn what steps your company should take to mitigate the risks of digital accessibility litigation.

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