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Legal departments have largely solved the challenge of AI access. The next phase of adoption depends on building trust through governance, training and disciplined workflows that encourage confident, responsible use.
For generations, the legal profession followed a tried-and-true model for training lawyers. Law schools taught students to think like attorneys, while firms showed them how to practice.
The email looked polished. Confident. Thorough. It included case citations, a structured legal argument, and…
AI is transforming markets worldwide, and it’s having a real impact on hiring, especially in in-house legal recruitment.
As companies scale across markets, launch AI platforms, and move at speed, brand protection no longer sits at the edge of the business, it runs through it.
The scope of corporate legal work is shifting. Legal teams are no longer on the…
Capital moves rapidly through private markets, testing governance, messaging, and trust.
The rapid expansion of AI is pushing legal teams into unfamiliar territory.
Market shifts, data proliferation, and regulation create pressure for companies that operate across media, technology, and communications.
Large-scale operations rely on consistency. Yet, points of failure often hide in process gaps, delayed signals, and fragmented accountability.
Victoria Libin guides legal judgment inside AI, governance, growth, and culture at GlobalLogic today
The pace of geopolitical and technological change outstrips the pace of regulators and courts, and ambiguity first falls on legal teams.
Shifts in telecom, cloud, and data infrastructure put legal teams under pressure to keep pace…
