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Wendy Thurm

San Francisco

Writer at Freelance

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  • Oct 25, 2024 | axiomlaw.com | Miri Miller |Wendy Thurm |Kelsey Provow

    With over 20 years of in-house legal experience across various industries, I have witnessed numerous budgeting trends and gained valuable insights into how to maximize every dollar for efficiency while ensuring legal operations contribute to the overall success of businesses. As we approach 2025, for the first time in quite a while, many legal leaders report modest increases in their budgets.

  • Sep 6, 2024 | axiomlaw.com | Carolyn McNally |Catherine Kemnitz |Kelsey Provow |Wendy Thurm

    In 2024’s current business climate, adaptation is a must-have skill. From navigating constant regulatory changes to adapting to rapid technological advancements and managing budgetary pressures, all while operating within an increasingly competitive legal landscape, general counsel (GCs) are making fast, critical decisions on budgeting, resourcing, and technology to effectively manage their teams.

  • Jul 25, 2024 | axiomlaw.com | Kelsey Provow |Wendy Thurm |Susan Jacobson

    With artificial intelligence (AI) emerging as a game-changing force, the legal operations landscape is evolving rapidly. However, a recent study reveals a complex picture of growth and challenges within legal ops departments. While budgets and teams are expanding, internal tensions and resistance to change are hampering progress and job satisfaction.

  • Jul 19, 2024 | axiomlaw.com | Kelsey Provow |Wendy Thurm |Derek Kan

    Corporate legal departments face increasing pressure to deliver more value even as they grapple with budget cuts, rising costs, and talent shortages. A recent webinar, How Legal Ops and GC Teams Can Partner to Unlock Efficiency and Expand Business Value, featuring legal ops and in-house counsel leaders explored innovative approaches to address these pressing issues.

  • Jul 18, 2024 | axiomlaw.com | Wendy Thurm |Kelsey Provow |Catherine Kemnitz

    Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems are evolving at breakneck speed. Technology companies are rolling out new features and capabilities on a near-daily basis. Governmental authorities are working quickly, too, to reign in AI’s excesses. Local, state, national, and transnational governments are enacting laws and regulations to protect their citizens from all the ways AI can exacerbate bias and discrimination, undercut transparency, and undermine data privacy.

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