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Spencer Thompson

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UF Journalism Grad. 3L at UF Law. 80s music enthusiast. Devoted fan of @the1975.
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Your CISO is becoming a safety architect (whether they know it or not)

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By Spencer Thompson
| SC Media Verified
COMMENTARY: For the last 30 years, enterprise security has been organized around a single premise: there are bad people out there trying to get in, and the CISO’s job is to stop them. Every framework, every tool, every team structure flows from the assumption that human adversaries are operating at human speed. The CISO's job, fundamentally, has been to keep the perimeter intact and detect the ones who get through. That model made sense when the primary risk was external.
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From addiction to advocacy

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By Spencer Thompson
| Sanford Health News Verified
Substance use disorder treatment coordinators help people who are struggling with addictions. They meet them where they’re at. They listen to their experience. They help them commit to a better future. John Campbell, a treatment coordinator at Sanford Health, has helped many people navigate the recovery process. What makes him especially valuable in his role is the way he brings his lived experience to work.
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Ontario Court of Appeal Resets the Law on Partial Settlement Disclosure: What Urban Electrical v. Welland Means for Litigators

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By Spencer Thompson
| Benchmark Litigation
By Spencer Thompson | sthompson@foglers.com In 1086289 Ontario Inc. (Urban Electrical Contractors) v. Welland (City), 2026 ONCA 352, 1 a five-judge panel of the Court of Appeal for Ontario fundamentally reshaped the law governing non-disclosure of partial settlement agreements in multi-party litigation. The Court overruled the longstanding leading decision in Handley Estate v.
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