Olga V. Mack

Edge cases are no longer statistical outliers. In complex environments, they are inevitable. And when they oc…

Litigation isn't going away, but who leads, drafts, and drives it is rapidly changing. Empirical research sho…

Contract review queues backed up. Escalations increased. Turnaround times stretched. Legal ops leaders found …

Right now, after you click "I agree," companies face almost no legal limits on what they can do with your per…

The so-called "sharing economy," which some affectionately (or pejoratively) describe as the "gig economy," i…

Reviewing AI systems only at the end of development is too late.

Emojis can be funny, but they also can be used in court to prove a crime was committed. Olga V. Mack, CEO of …

Legal tech can not only intervene to reduce time or cost but also to reduce the harm of delayed understanding.

The justified backlash against tech giants here in Silicon Valley is a visceral reaction to the ongoing attac…

Sixty-four percent of general counsels are giving more guidance on unfamiliar business opportunities and unfa…

Judicial Watch is suing California for requiring female representation on corporate boards, and I'm feeling g…

This piece argues that software developers routinely face ethically questionable requests and have almost no …