What does McDonald’s real estate strategy have to do with legal tech? More than you might think, says Ken Crutchfield. In the wake of Robin AI’s recent struggles to secure funding and reports of potential emergency acquisition talks, Crutchfield draws a compelling parallel to Ray Kroc’s revelation in The Founder that McDonald’s wasn’t really in
How to Test, Trust, and Thrive in a New AI Era
A panel of industry leaders share their best practices for using gen AI to yield transformative, defensible results in doc reviews with Relativity aiR.
A Veterans Day primer on USERRA
Every November 11, we pause to honor the men and women who’ve worn our nation’s uniform. But beyond parades, flags, and “thank you for your service,” there’s another way employers can show real respect — by understanding and complying with USERRA, the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act.
USERRA protects employees who serve in…
What New Laws are Coming to Illinois in 2026?
New year, new laws! In our 2026 annual legislative digest for Illinois’ small business community, we highlight six new developments in employment law. These laws make the following changes:
- Changes to Illinois Workplace Transparency Act (IWTA)
- New Family Neonatal Intensive Care Leave Act
- Amendments to Illinois Human Rights Act
- Amendments to Nursing Mothers in the
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What Every GC Needs to Know in 2026 About AI Transformation: eDiscovery Webinars
By Doug Austin
GenAI is no longer a future consideration. Casepoint‘s webinar this Thursday discusses what every GC needs to know in 2026 about AI transformation!
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AI Leads the Charge at ANA
From Nov. 3 through Nov. 5, the Windy City welcomed the ANA Masters of Advertising Law Conference. While the conference focused on all things advertising and marketing, one concept seemed to dominate nearly every single panel – AI. Nearly every presentation had some mention of the ways those two letters have changed the game over…
European Parliament Pushes for Algorithmic Management Controls as Workplace AI Spreads Across Digital Economy
Editor’s Note: European policymakers are signaling a shift toward greater oversight of algorithmic systems in the workplace, with significant implications for cybersecurity, information governance, and eDiscovery professionals. The recent resolution passed by the European Parliament’s Employment Committee proposes a legislative framework to regulate algorithmic management across sectors, including traditional employment and digital platforms. If enacted,…
The audit quality reckoning: The true costs of audit deficiencies for accounting firms
By Colin McKee
Audit quality failures don’t only lead to regulatory fines — they also destroy client relationships, damage firm reputations, and cost millions in revenue loss. And yet, some accounting firms are still using outdated systems to manage audit engagements, putting them and their clients at risk.
The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) reported finding deficiencies…
British Citizenship Refused: What Next?
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The process of securing British Citizenship can be long and challenging and may take years to complete. From start to finish, the process can take years. And at the end of the…
Artificial Intelligence, Misinformation, and Market Misconduct
By Tom C.W. Lin
Artificial intelligence (AI) poses a clear and present danger to our money and our markets. With AI, bad actors and rogue nations can readily and cheaply engage in market manipulation, financial misinformation, and regulatory misconduct that threaten the stability, integrity, and security of our financial system as never before. The intelligence behind this new technology…