By Sarah Schaaf, Headnote | November 12, 2019
Technology has changed the accounts receivable process for businesses in almost every industry, and legal is no exception.
By Robert Lloyd, Brown & Brown | November 11, 2019
By adding a CISO/CSO that reports directly to general counsel, companies can protect against competing priorities and ensure the containment and management of risk is the responsibility of one leadership team within its structure, without outside influence.
Daily Report Online | Commentary
By Gina M. Vitiello and Patrick Kennedy | November 8, 2019
Because of the potential for exposure that recorded calls may have, it is important to understand when and where those recordings can be used and if the risk of recorded online meetings is something you need to mitigate against.
By Ksenia Sussman, BitOoda | November 7, 2019
Today's lawyers, especially those early in their careers, will be at the forefront in terms of establishing the legal ground rules for tomorrow's economy. Doing so effectively, however, will require a clear understanding of the assets and technology that are driving our economic evolution.
By David Kalat, BRG | November 5, 2019
Forty years ago this month, Robert Morris and Ken Thompson published an article in Communications of the Association for Computing Machinery and created something that computer users still benefit from almost every day.
The American Lawyer | Commentary
By The Young Lawyer Editorial Board | October 31, 2019
Young lawyers can benefit from the changes happening in the industry and navigate law firms' shifting business models by following a few recommendations.
By Patrick Krill | October 31, 2019
Because these tools actually can make struggles worse, their role should be secondary.
By Toni Nijm, CPA Global | October 31, 2019
Automation and AI are transforming almost all industry sectors, and IP strategies and systems need to keep up.
By Katie Hall, Ciprun Global | October 30, 2019
Often, a patent lawyer must encourage a reluctant inventor to think more broadly about their inventions while an inventor must ensure the technical integrity and novelty of the patent remains intact. But those two viewpoints do not need to be at odds.
By Jay Reeder, VoiceNation | October 29, 2019
Most firms procure large marketing budgets to separate themselves in the marketplace and drive more traffic to their site, but there is still seemingly a disconnect.
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