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LawNext Podcast: Filevine CEO Ryan Anderson on His Company’s $108M Raise and the Future of Practice Management

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Filevine’s cofounder and CEO Ryan Anderson is this week’s guest on LawNext, in an episode recorded the day the company announced this latest raise. Before starting Filevine, Anderson was a founding partner at a western-states law firm focused on personal injury, mass torts and employment class-actions.

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Ep 160: Filevine CEO Ryan Anderson on His Company’s $108M Raise and the Future of Practice Management

LawNext podcast

Filevine’s cofounder and CEO Ryan Anderson is this week’s guest on LawNext in an episode recorded the day the company announced this latest raise. Before starting Filevine, Anderson was a founding partner at a western-states law firm focused on personal injury, mass torts and employment class-actions.

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Observing the Black Box: Transcend’s Brandon Wiebe’s Insights into Governing Emerging AI Systems (TGIR Ep. 218)

3 Geeks and a Law Blog

But I don’t think we as you know, attorneys, who are advising our internal clients on this, have to wait for those regulations to be able to point to some regulatory risks. And all of the other state laws have come out as a good example, privacy regulation that is much more specific and technical in nature.

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The SEC Adopts Significant Cybersecurity Amendments to Reg S-P

Debevoise Data Blog

Since its initial adoption in 2000, Reg S-P has required broker-dealers, investment companies and registered investment advisers (“Covered Institutions”) [1] to adopt written policies and procedures to safeguard customer records and information (the “Safeguards Rule”) and to properly dispose of consumer report information (the “Disposal Rule”).

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Observing the Black Box: Transcend’s Brandon Wiebe’s Insights into Governing Emerging AI Systems (TGIR Ep. 218)

Legal Tech Monitor

But I don’t think we as you know, attorneys, who are advising our internal clients on this, have to wait for those regulations to be able to point to some regulatory risks. And all of the other state laws have come out as a good example, privacy regulation that is much more specific and technical in nature.

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The Tax Season Survival Guide for Law Firms

Lawmatics

million attorneys were actively practicing in the U.S. In addition, m ore than 45,262 solo practitioners are currently employed in the United States. Law firms and attorneys are confronted with many unique tax issues and must be keenly aware of the tax rules that apply to them and their practices. as of January 1, 2022.

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A New Era of FTC Privacy and Cybersecurity Oversight: Top Ten Things Companies Should Know When Assessing FTC Compliance and Exposure

Debevoise Data Blog

The FTC even recently imposed individual liability on in-house counsel, but one Commissioner emphasized that the attorney was named based upon his actions while functioning in a business capacity rather than as an attorney. [21] He noted, however, that if the law was not sufficiently strong, he may be opposed to outright preemption.