In their latest ACC Docket article, OGC Partners Anita Drummond and Lakshmi Sarma Ramani, along with co-author Julisa Edwards, explore the process...

Billie Munro Audia and Jolene Russell present a comprehensive five-part framework designed to help in-house counsel strengthen sourcing agreements and ensure their company's "Made in USA" claims meet regulatory requirements. The framework provides practical guidance for navigating the complex landscape of origin labeling compliance and mitigating potential regulatory risks.

In their latest ACC Docket article, OGC Partners Anita Drummond and Lakshmi Sarma Ramani explain how limitations of liability and disclaimers can be used by nonprofits...

Love the work but hate the job? That's a common refrain from many Big Law attorneys and increasingly, in-house counsel. But it doesn't have to be that way.

On September 11, 2023, Delaware Governor John Carney signed into law the Delaware Personal Data Privacy Act (DPDPA), making Delaware the 12th state to pass consumer privacy legislation in the U.S.

As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly integrated into products and services across industries, in-house counsel face the critical challenge of drafting contracts that balance innovation with risk management. A new practical framework helps legal teams align AI contract terms with governance policies in a structured, business-informed approach that protects both customers and vendors.

In her latest Contracts Corner column with ACC Docket, Billie Munro Audia tackles the issue of auto-renewal clauses in commercial contracts within the context...

Integrated circuits (commonly known as "chips") are a core component of virtually every electronic device on the market today.

On December 3rd, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas issued a nationwide preliminary injunction against all enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act's reporting requirements.

In her latest Contracts Corner column with ACC Docket, Billie Munro Audia and her co-author, David Benck, SVP, General Counsel and Secretary of Hibbett, Inc.

Virginia Griffith, OGC's Director of Business Development and legal spend management evangelist, discusses why law firms must be willing to work alongside their clients to find common ground around rate setting in Westlaw Today.

In today's world of emerging businesses, legal support has proven to be an essential and integral pillar for any organization. Ensuring compliance with applicable legislation and the industry standards is a requisite which provides a strategic advantage and protects businesses from the burden of non-compliance and potential litigation.

Ideally, the role of the General Counsel is seen as a key strategic advisor to business teams across the organization, one that can help make decisions to guide growth and profitability while reducing risk.

With over 26 years of legal experience under my belt, including stints as a General Counsel and in Big Law..

A recent Bloomberg Law article has sparked discussion within the legal services industry, turning a spotlight on the mounting pressures faced by in-house legal teams.

Whether companies have a mature legal operations function or aspirations to build one, everyone wants to better control legal spend.

Could there be a more striking contrast than the operating environments that exist within Big Law and corporate legal departments?

Recent tariff hikes are on everyone's radar. For GCs and their legal teams, assessing commercial contracts for possible tariff-related risk is a top concern.

Indemnification clauses are a key mechanism for allocating risk in commercial contracts, and because they carry significant financial and reputational consequences...

A climate of uncertainty continues to shape business across industries⏤from shifting labor laws and compliance standards to economic volatility and evolving workforce expectations...