October is your opportunity to get ahead of costly contract mistakes. Reviewing, amending, or canceling outdated agreements now will protect your profits, prevent disputes, and prepare your business for a strong start to 2026.

As regulatory and privacy standards evolve, year-end is the ideal time for life science companies to review contracts, confirm IP ownership, and align agreements with financial and compliance goals for 2026.

Automatic renewals can quietly cost your business thousands if you’re not paying attention. Learn how to review, track, and take control of your contracts before 2026 — so you stay flexible, protected, and in control of your cash flow.

Before Q4 begins, take time to clean up lingering legal blind spots. From incomplete contracts and missing policies to outdated documents and tax prep, proactive fixes now can protect your profit and peace of mind during the busiest season of the year.

September is the time to prepare for Q4 success. From contract reviews and tax planning to sales strategies and team readiness, early action helps you finish the year strong and avoid last-minute stress.

AI is moving faster than copyright law can keep up. Recent cases highlight the risks of training AI on copyrighted or pirated content—and what courts look at when deciding fair use. Here’s what creators, small businesses, and developers need to know to stay protected.

What’s one of the most powerful legal strategies? Saying “no.” This newsletter unpacks the legal and emotional impact of boundaries in business—and why using contracts helps you say “no” with confidence.

Burnout isn’t a rite of passage—it’s a red flag. In this issue, we’re talking about self-care as a legal and business strategy. Learn how to protect your energy, set boundaries, and use contracts to prevent stress before it starts.

If your business collects or handles health-related information—through forms, schedulers, or client portals—HIPAA compliance isn’t optional. Learn what the law requires, who it applies to, and how to safeguard sensitive health data on your website.

Your website’s Terms of Service and Privacy Policy aren’t optional—they’re your business’s legal foundation. Learn why these documents matter, how they protect you, and what steps to take today to stay compliant and build trust online.