AI is exciting—and risky. No one has all the answers yet. But, we still need to ask questions. #OpenAI #LegalTech #ACC #ACCDocket

How do you develop an AI compliance program for long-term risk mitigation? Legal Tech columnist Olga Mack offers 4 helpful tips #AI #ChatGPT #Risk #ACC #ACCDocket

Sooner or later, a crisis will hit your company. Docket columnist Olga V. Mack outlines actions GCs can take before, during, and after a crisis. #ACCDocket #SVB #Finance #Crisis

Remote leadership is hard. Learn how to find your groove with these 5 lessons from Legal Tech columnist Olga V. Mack. #LegalTech #RemoteWork #ACC #ACCDocket

Just what are AI’s recent advancements and how are they impacting our legal system? #AI #MachineLearning #ChatGPT #LegalTech #ACC #ACCDocket

Learn multiple ways technology-enabled legal-systems can be innovative for legal departments to add economic value and readiness within companies. #ACCDocket #inhousecounsel

Through the intentional use of functional images and design principles, lawyers can create a universal language of law for an inclusive legal system — one in which every participant understands what they’re dealing with. #ACCDocket

Olga Mack spoke with Nada Alnajafi who detailed four effective ways to prevent “redline rage” for #inhousecounsel during contract negotiations from her new book, Contract Redlining Etiquette™.

Have you transformed any of your communications into visuals? Present visually incorporating images that illicit emotions and you’ll see audiences relate and comprehend better.

Who says lawyers aren’t creative? It’s in you — you just need to exercise the tools to bring it out, and you’ll find solutions to problems and new ways to express yourself. #ACCDocket #TechTuesday

Communicate for your laypersons and use images to simplify and clarify — it’s not just better, it’s become mandatory in some instances and will be required more and more. #ACCDocket #communication

When it comes to designing on-brand legal contracts, in-house counsel should keep these tips in mind. #ACCDocket #legaldesign #contracts

Consider incorporating these five approaches into your legal practices to create and manage valuable business relationships.

Stop making Lady Justice act like a snob. Follow these five steps to design more useful and understandable contracts.

Adding visuals to contracts helps clarify the meaning for all.

Leave your security blankets behind and embrace new digital tools.

Well-designed UI/UX can go a long way toward helping legal professionals get more done working more efficiently while also enjoying themselves more.

Instead of avoiding or even banning emojis in work communications, lawyers can use them as social cues in texts, emails, and social media to emphasize meaning and improve comprehension.

Productization allows you to deliver customer-focused legal services at scale and cost-effectively to make a more significant impact on your bottom line.

Contract negotiation can get frustrating when it drags on for months, but using standardized contract language can help shorten that timeframe and ease the mistrust between lawyers trying to write a contract from scratch.

Use these tips to stay on top of vendor relationships so you can protect your company’s future.

There’s no reason to frown when it comes to implementing AI solutions to your legal department’s workflow.

I’m calling for the defenders of user privacy — the market leaders who want to make law more accessible — to adopt the following three practices within the next five years.

Being willing to embrace technology can enhance your soft skills and boost your competitive edge — making you an even better lawyer.

Social media is now one of the main — and still mainly free — tools CEOs use to communicate directly with the public and investors (especially during pandemic lockdowns). It’s the modern way to build a positive brand image, earn trust, and lead through uncertainty. As corporate counsel, your role is to de-risk your CEO’s social media adventures, not stop them. Here’s how.