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How can in-house counsel prepare for the compliance, governance, and litigation challenges of the AI era?

In the latest episode of Mintz On Air: Practical Policies, host Jen Rubin is joined by Ginny Johnson, a partner at Outside General Counsel LLP, for the second part of their conversation about how AI is changing the skills and competencies for board members and in-house counsel.

Their discussion explores:

Listen to the full episode for insights on how in-house counsel can prepare for what's next.

Is your board equipped to govern through the AI era?

In the latest episode of Mintz On Air: Practical Policies, host Jen Rubin is joined by Ginny Johnson, a partner at Outside General Counsel LLP, for a conversation about how artificial intelligence is changing the skills and perspectives corporate boards need to help their organizations stay competitive. Together, they explore:

Get practical insights into preparing boards to oversee emerging risks and recognize new opportunities in the AI age.

AI is changing how attorneys deliver legal advice and how clients seek it.

In the latest episode of Mintz On Air: Practical Policies, host Jen Rubin speaks with Steve Osborn about how clients are using AI and what that means for legal counsel.

Tune in for insights on:

What role should AI play in commercial contract negotiations, where is human judgment still essential, and how can you continue to build trust?

For in-house counsel, contract managers, and legal operations professionals navigating those questions, the latest episode of Mintz On Air: Practical Policies offers guidance on using AI effectively while recognizing its limitations.

Host Jen Rubin is joined by Tali Tuchin to discuss:

Honest workplace conversations are rarely easy, but avoiding them can create bigger challenges over time.

In this episode of Mintz On Air: Practical Policies podcast, host Jen Rubin speaks with Celia Eckert, General Counsel at Xencor, about how candid feedback, curiosity, and empathy can strengthen workplace trust. Their conversation explores:

Do you advise on, manage, or lead sensitive workplace conversations? This episode offers practical guidance on addressing issues directly while building trust.

Could AI dictate your next hiring decision through invisible instructions hidden inside a resume?

As employers adopt AI tools for hiring and recruiting, they also face a new challenge: AI prompt injections, which are hidden directions designed to deceive AI into advancing an uncredentialed candidate.

In the latest episode of Mintz On Air: Practical Policies podcast, host Jen Rubin is joined by Mintz Associate and employment attorney Kevin Kim to discuss:

Whether you’re an HR professional, in-house counsel, or a business leader, this conversation offers practical tips to understanding the risks AI poses in the workplace.

AI-generated applications, deepfakes, and new background check requirements are changing how employers vet candidates, but the stakes remain the same: identifying qualified hires while managing legal and business risk.

In this episode of the Mintz On Air: Practical Policies podcast, host Jen Rubin is joined by Mintz Associate and employment attorney Joyce Dos Santos to discuss:

Whether you’re an HR professional, in-house counsel, business leader, or board member, this episode offers practical guidance for understanding and implementing effective background check processes and managing legal risk arising from candidate vetting.

The secret to a thriving AI-assisted workplace might be surprisingly human.

In this episode of the Mintz On Air: Practical Policies podcast, host Jen Rubin is joined by Corbin Carter, a Mintz employment attorney and counselor who advises employers on workforce management, compliance, and employment disputes.

Together, they explore the growing role of AI in workplace decision-making, including:

This episode offers practical insights for HR professionals, people managers, business leaders, and in-house counsel navigating the evolving role of AI in the workplace.

AI is already shaping the litigation process. And while it can benefit that process, it also introduces new risks.

In the latest Mintz On Air: Practical Policies episode, host Jen Rubin and Member Mathilda McGee‑Tubb explain where AI helps and where it creates exposure, and how litigators should approach both.

They cover:

For in-house counsel, business leaders, and litigation professionals, this episode explains how AI helps streamline the litigation process, how it helps derisk litigation, and how to do so without sacrificing credibility or good human judgment.

An anonymous hotline complaint comes in. The allegations are serious. The clock is ticking. What should you do first?

In this episode of the Mintz On Air: Practical Policies podcast, host Jen Rubin is joined by Mintz Member Marc Axelbaum for a practical conversation on navigating the critical first hours of a crisis investigation.

Together, Jen and Marc explore key factors organizations should keep in mind when a corporate crisis arises, including:

Designed for in-house counsel, board members, and corporate leaders, this episode offers practical guidance on responding decisively in the earliest moments of a crisis, while protecting credibility, maintaining control of the narrative, and supporting the people involved.