The Policy You Paid for but Cannot Use: Cyber Insurance, Compliance Gaps, and the Documentation Trap
documentation gaps and misrepresented controls. Here’s what law firms
Cybersecurity
Threats, compliance, incident response
If America’s Cyber Chief Can’t Protect Data from ChatGPT, What Chance Do You Have?
documents to public ChatGPT. If he can’t maintain AI data discipline,
If Your Firm Uses Claude, Your Government Contracts Are Now at Risk
On the afternoon of February 27, 2026, Undersecretary of Defense Emil Michael was on the phone with Anthropic executives, offering a deal. At the same moment, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth posted on X that Anthropic had been designated a supply chain risk to national security.
AI Won’t Take Your Job. The Attorney Who Uses It Better Will. Part 2 of 2: The Ten Traps
The text message read: *”I don’t see these cases anywhere. I think
Escaping the Leverage Trap: Part 3 of 6 — The Compensation Reset
still optimize for hours. Here’s why compensation is the linchpin, and a
The Success Story That Left Out the Shareholders: Texas Corporate Law Reform
On November 4, 2025, eight trusts controlled by Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong and co-founder Fred Ehrsam signed a written consent approving the reincorporation of Coinbase Global from Delaware to Texas. The trusts held 78.4% of voting power. They called no shareholder meeting.
Escaping the Leverage Trap: Part 2 of 6 — The Practice Area Playbook
the same pace. A 5-tier framework shows what moves when and how to
Your Phone Calls Are Being Recorded: The Privilege Risk No One Is Discussing
In November 2019, a family law attorney in Columbus, Ohio, learned that her client had recorded every phone conversation for the previous fourteen months. Not some calls. Every call. Strategy sessions before depositions. Candid assessments of the judge.
The Email Privacy Illusion: Part 3 of 3 — What Healthcare Figured Out That Law Hasn’t
In March 2018, a family law attorney in Columbus, Ohio, discovered that her client’s estranged husband had been reading every email she sent for eleven months.
The Email Privacy Illusion: Part 2 of 3 — You Encrypted Everything. It Doesn’t Matter.
In 2014, three weeks into a wrongful termination production at EMC/Kazeon, a paralegal flagged an anomaly in the plaintiff’s email collection. The plaintiff’s attorney had used a properly configured Microsoft Exchange server with Transport Layer Security encryption.