Compliance
What’s the right thing to do?” For Spencer Preis, that question has guided his career. It first took shape during his years as an employment lawyer, where legal decisions carried consequences beyond policies and regulations.
Clearlake’s Josh Robinson draws on military experience to navigate complexity across private markets
Josh Robinson’s business and legal instincts developed far from Clearlake Capital Group’s ocean facing boardrooms.
The Supreme Court’s latest ruling on independent federal agencies is more than a constitutional milestone. For businesses, it marks a significant development in the regulatory environment that corporate legal teams monitor every day.
Regulation, data, and cross-border operations push legal teams to move beyond traditional risk management.
In business, progress rarely follows a straight path.
Large-scale operations rely on consistency. Yet, points of failure often hide in process gaps, delayed signals, and fragmented accountability.
I can choose to protect my client, or I can choose to protect my ego. I can’t do both.
In industries where scrutiny never lets up, decisions matter long before they reach the public. Legal teams in these settings are not on the sidelines; they are at the core, guiding direction, shaping choices, and owning both risk and results.
In tennis, you can’t replay the last point. You focus, execute, and move on. Kristin Rinaldi leads Arxada’s legal team with the same mindset.
Daily, in-house counsel at multinationals navigate tariffs, sanctions, and export controls to reduce risk.
Alana Fortna helps Paramount Global remediate historical sites from the Industrial Revolution.
Andrew Lee is an award-winning CLO who understands the Jets like few others
