Software procurement has become a central feature of modern business operations. Organizations increasingly rely on third‑party tools to support internal workflows, manage data, and deliver products and services to customers....more
Welcome to the latest issue of Insurance Insights, a gathering of notable legal developments and trends relevant to the insurance industry. In this issue, we cover five things to know about artificial intelligence, an...more
In November 2025, the Taiwanese government proposed draft amendments to the Government Procurement Act to enhance efficiency, streamline procedures, strengthen supplier protections, and refine penalty mechanisms. Comprising...more
Legal operations has a positioning problem that no software can fix. In 2026, legal ops teams are expected to own vendor risk, enforce billing guidelines, and shape contract policy. Work that sits squarely at the...more
As corporate legal departments continue adopting AI, the conversation is shifting from experimentation to strategy. According to the Thomson Reuters Institute’s 2026 State of the Corporate Law Department Report, nearly half...more
Legal departments are under constant pressure to deliver more work without increasing headcount (which is where legal document automation workflows step in!)....more
How many of us have roommates or significant others that plop dishes and cookware into the dishwasher without rinsing or scraping? Yet those same folks are dismayed at the sight of those of us who essentially wash our dishes...more
Legal operations have moved from the margins to the mainstream of organizational strategy. No longer confined to fire drills and reactive problem-solving, today’s legal ops teams are driving measurable value through seamless...more
Legal operations teams have spent years trying to streamline contracting, yet many still face familiar bottlenecks: slow intake, inconsistent processes, limited visibility, and the constant pressure to “do more with less.”...more
Legal notices are integral to exercising rights under contracts and must be sent timely and via an appropriate method in order to be valid. These communications may include rent payments, default notices, termination...more
Legal departments and contract teams are now often under pressure to move faster, provide value, and streamline processes all while contracts increase in length and complexity to address changes in technology (e.g.,...more
Implementing document automation is much more than a technological upgrade; it’s a strategic investment that can yield substantial returns. However, the true ROI of document automation is often underestimated. It’s essential...more
As artificial intelligence (AI) technologies increasingly integrate into legal practice, contract drafting has become a prominent area of innovation. AI models promise enhanced efficiency, consistency, and cost-savings, but...more
Vendor contract management plays a critical role in controlling operational risk across the enterprise. When managed effectively, contracts shape how your organization protects data, enforces compliance, and holds vendors...more
Key Takeaways - Many in-house legal teams lose valuable time managing CLM system updates, permissions, and templates instead of focusing on higher-value legal work....more
General Motors recently started introducing a new clause in its purchase orders that results in a significant change in the supply relationship and may go unnoticed by its suppliers. The clause is titled “Program Extension...more
In a time of shifting global trade policies, tariff adjustments, and regulatory oversight, the fine print in your contracts has never mattered more. Long-term strategic agreements can now turn into urgent liabilities with a...more
The FAR Council is undertaking a systematic approach to revising the FARs. On August 15, 2025, it released its revisions to FAR Part 28, Bonds and Insurance, FAR Part 30, Cost Accounting Standards Administration, and FAR Part...more
As an in-house counsel, should I consider using AI to be more efficient in my work? In-house counsel should consider using AI for improved accuracy in work product, refining company policies, optimizing workflows, managing...more
In an era of unpredictable trade regulations, rising tariffs, and shifting economic alliances, contract management has become a critical line of defense. It’s no longer just about what’s negotiated—it’s about how fast you can...more
If you're a lawyer or legal ops leader still drafting contracts manually, you're not alone. There are many who are no strangers to the stress: juggling multiple redlines, double-checking outdated templates, and manually...more
This is the final blog of a five-part series on CLM Adoption in the Age of AI. Typical best practices around clearly defining roles and scope and managing change are always applicable when implementing any technology. Adding...more
Before you begin the process of evaluating genAI-enabled CLM systems it is important to fully understand your own environment. This includes conducting an internal assessment of your own AI and contracts process maturity. The...more
Evaluating CLM systems with generative AI (genAI) capability requires some new twists in thinking about technology vendor qualifications. Experience and Reputation - Established vendors with many customers would typically...more
This is the first blog of a five-part series on CLM Adoption in the Age of AI. Contract lifecycle management (CLM) technology is critical to today’s legal operations. Already well established as tools to drive efficiency,...more