Looking to start 2026 with a clear view of the issues shaping corporate and government legal work? We’ve pulled together a reading list of recent blogs, whitepapers, and a webinar to help you stay informed and develop strategies for the year ahead.

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Government and Public Sector Reading List

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Returning From the Shutdown: 5 Practical Strategies To Manage Your Workload

Recovering from a government shutdown can take a real toll on teams and individuals. This blog looks at how the shutdown impacted stress, morale, and focus, and shares five practical strategies teams can use to regain momentum and build resilience.

From Backlogs to Breakthroughs- Modernizing FOIA Workflows

From Backlogs to Breakthroughs: Modernizing FOIA Workflows (Webinar)

FOIA teams are being asked to do more with less as backlogs grow and expectations rise. This webinar walks through practical ways agencies are modernizing workflows and using AI to improve efficiency, compliance, and transparency.

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Despite growing investment in AI, many legal teams still lack governance, training, and oversight. This whitepaper highlights widespread use of general-purpose chatbots, unauthorized tools, and procurement blind spots while shedding light on what it takes to build true AI maturity.

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As generative AI moves from experimentation to expectation, legal teams are under pressure to lead with clarity and control. Drawing on insights from an expert legal panel, this blog shares practical guidance for GCs navigating AI adoption in 2026, including governance, risk management, and where to begin.

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Exploding data volumes and increasingly complex data environments are driving up discovery cost as litigation rises. Meanwhile, the goal should be to move from reactive firefighting to a more defensible, ready state. This whitepaper focuses on how shifts in process, collaboration, and technology help reduce risk before disputes escalate.

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Kicking Off 2026: A Curated Reading List for Legal Leaders
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