In-House Counsel Building an AI Use Policy: What General Counsel Needs to Cover in 2026 Only 37% of organizations have a formal AI governance policy despite 69% suspecting unauthorized employee AI use. Here's the seven components every AI use policy needs, plus how to fold in TRAIGA and EU AI Act obligations.
Founders Earnouts, Bad Faith, and a Chatbot: What Fortis Advisors v. Krafton Means for Founders Who Sell A Delaware court ordered Krafton to reinstate the ousted Subnautica 2 CEO after its own chief executive used ChatGPT to engineer a 'takeover' and dodge a $250M earnout. Here is what founders who sell their companies should take from the ruling.
AI Law Roll-Up Acquirers and the AI Compliance-by-Design Question Roll-ups are repetitive by definition. Each acquired target imports its own AI exposure stack — shadow AI, pre-mid-2025 vendor reps, training-corpus gaps. Build compliance-by-design at the platform layer; phased Day 1-180 integration playbook.
AI Law The Marchand Test for AI Governance: What Boards Owe Their Shareholders Marchand creates heightened-scrutiny zone for mission-critical risk. Glass Lewis 2026 + CalPERS treat AI oversight gaps as director recall signals after material incidents. Six-artifact board record satisfies Marchand, TRAIGA, and Glass Lewis.
