September 2024

← Blog home Jump to ↓   During the last 10 years, government agencies have been providing more and more services online. Citizens are filing and paying taxes, obtaining licenses, and applying for benefits. By and large, citizens have become comfortable interacting with government agencies digitally. In fact, they’re increasingly preferring it. They don’t want […]

← Blog home Clients look to their litigation team to figure out how to get them the best resolution. And you look to precedent to figure out the viability of the case.   Now you can arrive at this wisdom more quickly and with more accuracy than ever before. The new generative AI Claims Explorer skill […]

← Blog home Jump to ↓   October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Perhaps that’s appropriate since October is also the month when people decorate their yards and houses with tombstones, ghosts, jack-o-lanterns, and other “scary” items. But to enterprises and organizations of all kinds, cybersecurity failures can be truly frightening.   According to the International […]

← Blog home Jump to ↓ What is considered fraud, waste, and abuse? How to prevent, detect, and investigate FWA Choosing the right solution   White paper Read the 5th annual report to understand the current state and the future of the government sector   Access white paper   Though the pandemic is officially over, […]

Definition, overview, clause samples and more resources for lawyers Legal terms • contract • force majeure force majeure (fors ma-zhər) [Law French “a superior force”] (1883) An event or effect that can be neither anticipated nor controlled; esp., an unexpected event that prevents someone from doing or completing something that he or she had agreed […]

← Blog home For those government agency officials responsible for disbursing public funds and safeguarding tax dollars, artificial intelligence (AI) present a particularly double-edge sword. On one hand, given the rapidly emerging capabilities of generative AI (GenAI), many risk professionals from all levels of government now feel they are doing battle in an environment in […]

Definition, overview, templates and more resources for lawyers ← Legal terms • security • subscription agreement When you join a new company as an investor or an early investor, you must sign a subscription agreement to make things official. A subscription agreement stipulates such details as the number of shares you’re buying, the price per […]

Definition, key components to a merger, case example, and resources for lawyers ← Legal terms • diligence • due diligence • merger agreement   Jump to ↓ Templates and more resources   Highlights:  A merger agreement outlines the terms and conditions of the merger, detailing how the companies will combine and manage assets and liabilities. […]

← Blog home It’s a perennial winner: “Controlling outside legal costs” is the top priority for corporate legal departments once again, according to the Legal Department Operations Index from the Thomson Reuters Institute.   The good news is you don’t have to sort it out on your own. By using an industry-leading spend management system, you […]

Definition, concept overview and resources for in-house legal teams Legal terms • security • convertible note Highlights:  Convertible notes are a type of debt instrument that can be converted into equity at a future date Often used by startups to raise early-stage funding Key terms include: principal amount, interest rate, maturity date, conversion discount, and […]