Over the years, I’ve found that most expert-driven cases are won or lost long before closing arguments. They usually turn on four decisions that companies make throughout the litigation. When those decisions are handled well, expert testimony becomes one of
In mid-August, Taft published the latest edition of The Big Long List of U.S. AI Laws. The list now includes over 60 entries focused on the commercial regulation of AI by the states.
Despite persistent rumors to the contrary,
Companies today are more tied to a single ERP vendor than ever.
What is vendor lock-in?
Most ERP implementations fail — not because of the software itself, but because of unrealistic expectations set right from the start.
In this video, I break down the “dirty secret” behind why so many companies pour millions into new ERP
AI is one of the few technologies I have seen in my career that will live up to the hype.
General counsel face growing pressure to support aggressive AI adoption. At the same time, they must protect their organization’s legal and governance posture.
This video directly addresses that tension.
Employee resistance to AI rarely stems from a dislike of technology.
Artificial intelligence is moving into government contract performance.
Defense contractors are asking a critical question.
Artificial intelligence is reshaping how lawyers research, draft, and advise.
But AI has introduced two legal risks that users cannot ignore.
If you are a Navy contractor, ship repair company, or defense supplier wondering whether using AI puts trade secrets at risk, you are asking exactly the right question. I see why this concern is growing. Federal agencies now operate under
Introduction and Background
In Feb. 2026, a public-private partnership headed by the U.S. Department of the Treasury concluded an investigative process aimed at strengthening cybersecurity and risk mitigation for AI in the financial services sector. The partnership consisted of executives
