Jayce Kaufman

Have you ever felt like your day as an in-house lawyer disappears into a blur of Slack messages, back-to-back meetings, […]

Have you ever felt like your legal expertise wasn’t quite enough to move the needle in your organization? You give

Have you ever found yourself in a role that felt temporary, something you’d do “for now” until the next big

Have you ever wondered if you’re really the one steering your career, or if the profession is steering you? It’s

Have you ever looked around a conference room full of lawyers and wondered, “How many of us are quietly struggling

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

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