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Securing a successful IP strategy will ensure that your company is able withstand investor due diligence, successful differentiation from competitors and proper accreditation in ventures with others.
In examining a legal team’s brand, Part 1 explored “what”, Part 2 examined “how”, and Part 3 discussed your users. Now it's time for the most challenging question - “why”.
The essence of the case is that Google as both a hardware and software provider is unclear in its explanation on how Google uses personal information for its own purposes.
Consumers are well aware of the value of their personal data and businesses are increasingly under pressure to protect consumer data and ensure it is used responsibly.
In examining a legal team’s brand, Part 1 explored “what” and Part 2 examined “how”. Now, we’re taking a detour to look at Legal Design thinking and user personas before tackling “why”.
In examining my legal team’s brand, I like to start with the “what” and “how”. Part 1 explored your team’s “what”. Now, it’s time for the “how”.
NOYB founded by Max Schrems is one of the most known non-profit privacy organizations in the world.
Discovering your “why” is key to building your legal team’s brand.
Lawyers are problem solvers. Generally, we focus on what needs to be solved and how to solve it. The why is often an afterthought. But it shouldn’t be.