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Our fresh and eager summer clerks made me reflect on my own path. What choices did I make that led me to this point? What advice could I possibly give someone starting out today?

There have been many articles discussing blockchain technology over the preceding few years. And nearly as many addressing Europe’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). This article asks a fundamental question: Are blockchain innovations compatible with GDPR? The opinions range from inherent conflict to nearly perfect harmony.

In her first column Positively Legal, Caterina Cavallaro looks at something most lawyers have experienced — stress and burnout — and offers a useful solution: meditation.

A new era of portable computing is upon us. Tech Toolbox columnist Greg Stern explains three ways the new processing power will affect the work of in-house counsel.

An interview with Chubb's Global Deputy Counsel Kevin Rampe on how his legal team's culture helped the company through its initial COVID response.

Many corporations have focused charitable activities within a corporate foundation to better manage their charitable giving. With such a close connection between a corporate foundation and its related corporation’s business, there is potential for inadvertent self-dealing. Careful planning must be undertaken regarding any proposed transaction between the related business and the foundation.

All too often, engaging a new service or entering into a different transaction — and assuming certain risks as a result — are ultimately business decisions. But what is the role of in-house counsel? Here are seven steps that will help in-house counsel balance their dual guide and strategic advisor roles as they seek the right path.

On May 14, 2019, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) issued a ruling that will affect all employers in the European Union. The decision requires EU member states to impose more detailed timekeeping requirements for employers. In this article, we will examine how the ruling will lead to changes in national law, how companies can adjust their timekeeping strategies, and other challenges that may arise from the change.

There has been a lot of industry buzz about legal operations, or “legal ops.” So, what exactly is legal operations, and why is it important to your department?

Amid the new US laws and amendments none were as broad and far-reaching as California’s Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). The law is expected to serve as a model for other states and nations, so in-house counsel who are not currently affected should follow its developments with an eye toward their own jurisdiction.