Designing For The Rulebook: How AI Compliance Can Drive Smarter Innovation
A company that reacts to new laws only after they pass is already behind.
A company that reacts to new laws only after they pass is already behind.
It shouldn't be a chore. Going beyond the basics can create a real market advantage.
Its new features transform how you can track and analyze the more than 200,000 bills, regulations, and other measures set to be introduced this year.
In-house professionals have a crucial role in ensuring that their organizations navigate the complexities of the CTA effectively.
WebMD Ignite — the company’s division that offers tech solutions to providers and health plans — teamed up with healthcare privacy platform Freshpaint. Through the partnership, WebMD Ignite is seeking to help its customers — which include organizations such as Providence, Trinity Health, Advocate Aurora, VillageMD, and Centene — use web tracking technology to grow their businesses while staying clear of data privacy risks.
For compliance officers or their counsel — there is perhaps nothing more important than having access to current and accurate information regarding proposed legislation and government regulations.
Clients have privacy and compliance issues right now, and ActiveNav is looking to help.
As remote work continues to add to the myriad challenges involving compliance and eDiscovery, our friends at Pagefreezer present a detailed rundown of processes that will meet the moment.
What legal professionals need to know about the changing data privacy landscape.
It can cost time and money and could even drown a deal. When do the challenges and costs associated with this step outweigh the risks of not doing it?
* A divided House of Representatives voted to “strongly condemn[] President Donald Trump's racist comments” that were recently lodged against four Democratic congresswomen of color “that have legitimized and increased fear and hatred of new Americans and people of color.” [NBC News] * Plaintiffs in the census citizenship case are seeking sanctions against the Department of Justice for committing “fraud on the court” after allegedly hiding the truth about the case’s origins during trial. This should be interesting, considering the Supreme Court seemed to agree... [Reuters] * Which Biglaw firms are playing host to 2020 Democratic presidential candidates? Quite a few, actually! From Milbank to Kirkland to Paul Weiss, these politicians are getting cozy with their future lawyers. [American Lawyer] * Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner has Pennsylvania Supreme Court to declare the death penalty unconstitutional because he claims it’s arbitrary and racially biased. [Philadelphia Inquirer] * Salary news you can use: If you’ve got a law degree and you work in a compliance role, you can expect to make more money than your colleagues without JDs at each and every stage of your career. [Corporate Counsel] * Retired Justice John Paul Stevens, the former leader of the liberal wing of the Supreme Court, RIP. [New York Times]
Legal teams ask a practical question. If large language models are so capable, why does legal AI still depend on curated content, and why does surfacing that content matter so much?
A patchwork of laws and the unique nature of the cannabis business require creativity, agility, and cyber-awareness by counsel.
LDO’s top challenges are now like other business functions.
Notes to my (legal) self.
Privacy has long been an underappreciated issue, and that's about to change.
Companies have less than a month to get up to speed and become compliant before GDPR goes into effect.