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NAWL GCI - Troutman Pepper Locke

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By Ghillaine Reid, Megan Rahman, Mia Lorick
| Troutman Pepper Podcasts
Troutman Pepper Locke is proud to serve as a Premier Sponsor of the upcoming National Association of Women Lawyers General Counsel Institute, an event designed specifically for senior in-house counsel to enhance their legal and leadership skills. Partner Ghillaine Reid will moderate the “Cybersecurity in the Age of AI” panel, which will explore how companies can identify and address AI-driven breach risks and other emerging threats.
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From Locker Room to Sportsbook: Lessons for Colleges From the Smith Point Shaving Indictment | JD Supra

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By Zachary Epstein, Kristin Jones, Megan Rahman
| JD Supra
A recent federal indictment in United States v. Smith, et al. alleged a multiyear point‑shaving and illegal sports betting scheme involving dozens of current and former Division I men’s basketball players from at least 17 National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) programs across multiple conferences.
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From Locker Room to Sportsbook: Lessons for Colleges From the Smith Point Shaving Indictment

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By Zachary Epstein, Megan Rahman, Kristin Jones
| Lexology Verified
A recent federal indictment in United States v. Smith, et al. alleged a multiyear point‑shaving and illegal sports betting scheme involving dozens of current and former Division I men’s basketball players from at least 17 National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) programs across multiple conferences.
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