Jayce Kaufman

For in-house lawyers, the rise of AI feels like both a threat and a promise. Large language models can draft […]

An in-house lawyer reviewing compliance documents with a laptop open to AI risk management guidance. The image reflects the challenge

For many in-house lawyers, AI feels overwhelming. The pressure to “keep up with change” collides with the reality of overstuffed

Lawyer reviewing AI compliance frameworks, considering the practical gray areas in the EU AI Act where “mid-level risks” blur the

AI-generated image of a lawyer reviewing legal documents while colleagues use AI-powered tools in the background. The scene captures both

Is AI an unstoppable opportunity or a compliance nightmare waiting to happen? For in-house lawyers, this question is no longer

Are you seeing AI as just another tool or as a chance to lead real change? For in-house lawyers, this

Are digital policies slowing your business down or setting it free? Most in-house lawyers know the groan that comes with

What if the next time you boarded a plane, you weren’t just showing your passport you were asked to remove

What if the secret to scaling modern legal technology wasn’t locked away in proprietary systems but shared freely through open-source