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Mollie Harwell opens Summon with a look at how legal leaders are redefining their role — from risk gatekeeper to strategic partner — and what that shift demands of the next decade of general counsel.

Amr Shafik separates the hype from the reality of AI in contract review, sharing what Cindergrid's legal engineering team has actually shipped — and where human review still wins.

Jess Rosenberg and Daniel Reeve compare notes on building legal ops functions with product-team discipline — roadmaps, metrics, and the tooling bets that paid off.

Ashley Kemper maps the fast-moving intersection of cross-border data transfer rules and AI governance regimes, and what it means for how companies stand up compliance programs today.

Amr Shafik breaks down how to move from an AI usage memo to an operational policy legal teams can actually enforce — covering approvals, tooling, and the guardrails that keep shipping fast without creating exposure.

Ashley Kemper maps the current state of international data transfers and what recent decisions mean for the mechanisms companies rely on day to day.

James Hurst shares how top trial teams are using data, early case assessment, and cross-border arbitration strategy to resolve complex commercial disputes on better terms.

Ashland Stansbury argues that mature compliance programs are a competitive advantage — and shows how to reframe ethics and controls as enablers rather than blockers.

Jess Rosenberg walks through building a contract review pipeline — intake, playbooks, and analytics — that scales with a fast-growing business.

Tobias Lindqvist and Naomi Okafor debate alternative fee arrangements, value-based pricing, and what replaces the billable hour as legal work gets automated.