One of the biggest misconceptions about LinkedIn is that people only care about company brands. They don’t. People increasingly want to hear directly from leadership. They want perspective, insight and a clearer sense of the people behind the business. They want to understand how leaders think, what they’re paying attention to and how they view
Brick Gentry P.C. Health Law April Update
This monthly update highlights key regulatory developments, enforcement trends, and compliance issues affecting health care providers across the continuum – from solo practices to hospitals and large physician groups. Each section includes practical action items to help you assess risk and prepare for upcoming obligations. April developments reflect increased scrutiny of emerging care delivery models,
Ten Things: Have a More Productive Day (Ten Simple High-Impact Productivity Hacks for In-House Counsel)
One of my most recent books is on productivity for in-house lawyers.[1] Ironically, the book is over 400 pages long so it may not be the most productive use of your time to meander through it looking to pick up a useful nugget or two. At 400 pages it does make for
Positively mental attitude
I know, that should read “positive mental attitude” but I’m having a little fun. And that’s the point. Life isn’t just about work and obligation, productivity and achievement. We’re not machines. We need rest and sustenance and fun.
Put “have more fun” on your todo list.
Last few days, I’ve been on a kick watching
Phishing Now Top Method for Initial Unauthorized Network Access
According to Cisco Talus researchers, phishing is the primary method threat actors use to gain unauthorized access to networks, accounting for more than one-third of all incidents in the first quarter of 2026. This increase is attributed to threat actors using legitimate AI tools to enhance phishing campaigns, particularly against health care and government sectors.
Tempus AI Faces Class Action Cases for Collection of Genetic Information in Acquisition
Multiple class action cases have been filed against Tempus AI alleging that, during its acquisition of Ambry Genetics, the company improperly collected and disclosed genetic information without obtaining prior written consent from individuals during its acquisition of Ambry. Tempus acquired Ambry, a genetic testing firm, in February 2025 for $600 million. The acquisition included the
EU AI Act Update: Omnibus Talks Stall, but Clock Is Still Ticking
Talks between European Union legislators broke down on Wednesday as they tried to agree on proposed amendments to the EU AI Act. At the center of the debate is the Digital Omnibus on AI, first introduced in November 2025, which would delay several key compliance deadlines under the Act.
If approved, the Digital Omnibus would
What Legal AI Is Really Changing in Law Firm Economics
Legal commentary on artificial intelligence in law practice often focuses on speed: drafts that once took days can now be produced in hours, and research that once took hours can now be narrowed in minutes. Those gains are real, but they do not resolve the more important operational questions. Many firms still don’t know whether
Worth Reading – AI’s Economics Don’t Make Sense
I’m cherry-picking the Microsoft note, but the same is true of every AI company out there. Unlimited Copilot interactions cost much, much more than $30 per month in compute costs. Someday, Microsoft and all the other companies will have to change their entire model to show any profit.
The post Worth Reading – AI’s Economics
Content Marketing for Lawyers Escape the Billable Hour Trap
By Steve Fretzin & Nick Augustine
Content marketing for lawyers, and why authentic visibility beats chasing billable hours
If you are a lawyer grinding through long days, chasing billable hours, and wondering why growth feels harder than it should, you are not alone. Many attorneys believe business development is the only path to building a