Navigating Turbulence with Tranquility: Legal Counsel In the Age of AI, Cybersecurity, Privacy and Emerging Technology

As we enter 2026, the winners will be those who operationalize compliance as a capability by linking AI governance, privacy discipline, and cybersecurity resilience to business enablement.

14 minute read January 12, 2026 at 04:00 PM
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Michael Bahar , Jessica Fuhrman , Chris Bloomfield and Rebekah O’Brien
Navigating Turbulence with Tranquility: Legal Counsel In the Age of AI, Cybersecurity, Privacy and Emerging Technology

From the relentless march of artificial intelligence to the rapid fluctuations in the global regulatory landscape to the escalating cyber threat environment, the landscape for in‑house and external counsel has never been more complex — and more full of opportunity.

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