Jeff Nydegger is a project finance attorney at Winstead with a strong focus on public-private partnerships (P3s). Back in November 2022, in response to proposed P3 legislation in Texas, Jeff sought LexBlog’s assistance in creating an advocacy website. The purpose
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Saving Internet History, One Legal Blog at a Time
When I was around the age of seven or eight, like most children my age at the time, I had an obsession with Webkinz. I’m sure if you grew up around that time (or had kids around my age), you
My Journey to Work-Life Balance in the World of Remote Work
I joined LexBlog just a few months before the COVID pandemic hit, and I’m really grateful for that. This company has fully embraced remote work, making the transition to the “new normal” incredibly smooth. I’ve been working from home for
Transform Your Writing Experience: Save Time, and Boost Creativity with Our AI Writing Tools
With five years of experience in marketing, one might assume that I have writing skills down to a tee. But the truth is, it still feels tedious and intimidating at times. Despite having been told by different teachers to work
Our AI Assist platform adds its slickest feature yet
It’s time to really cut folks loose.
As I mentioned in the past, we’ve been working our way through adding the power of AI to the LexBlog Platform in a number of different ways.
First, we wanted to get
Charting a longterm course for building AI into the LexBlog Platform
When we started tapping into the power of AI and ChatGPT a few weeks ago, we admittedly didn’t know where to begin. Like, not at all. The directive came down to do something with AI and do it fast.
So
The power of AI in customer support: How LexBlog is striking the right balance
As artificial intelligence continues to transform industries from programming to law, it’s worth considering its potential impact on customer support roles. On behalf of the LexBlog Success Team, I’d like to discuss ways we’re experimenting with AI internally. By integrating
Where we’re at on AI – and where we’re headed
If you’ve logged in to your LexBlog Platform blog recently, you’ve likely seen our call for volunteers to join our our beta test for trying out our AI Assist. We’ve had people naturally ask “Well, what is it?”
In part
LexBlog to migrate users to new Google Analytics (GA4) properties
Google first announced Google Analytics 4 (GA4) in 2020, and a year later they announced that they will sunset Universal Analytics (UA) properties by 2023. Since then, LexBlog has been steadily migrating clients to the new GA4 version ahead of
Federal Circuit Courts Split on NLRB’s Expanded Remedies
On November 5, 2025, the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit issued an opinion in NLRB v. Starbucks Corp., joining with the Third and Fifth Circuits in finding the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB or Board)