Maria Dinzeo is a journalist at various esteemed publications, including BenefitsPRO and The American Lawyer. Based in San Francisco, she covers the intersection of technology and the law, focusing on critical areas such as AI, privacy, and cybersecurity, while also exploring themes in litigation and business economics. Her work has been featured in prominent outlets like PropertyCasualty360.com and ThinkAdvisor.
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Maria Dinzeo's coverage primarily focuses on legal and compliance topics within the private sector, such as corporate governance, general counsels, and technology. She frequently covers announcements in the legal industry and developments related to legal policy regulation.
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By: Maria Dinzeo
"Unless there's something where they really need a specialist, I pretty much can do it. And they have enjoyed this ability. Not to mention that I can negotiate things in Spanish and Portuguese," said Colby, general counsel of GoWell Petro.
By: Maria Dinzeo
"Everything that we do and we build is predicated from a position of working with our colleagues to help them achieve their dreams," said Farrah Pepper, chief legal innovation counsel at Marsh McLennan.
By: Maria Dinzeo
"Everything that we do and we build is predicated from a position of working with our colleagues to help them achieve their dreams," said Farrah Pepper, chief legal innovation counsel at Marsh & McLennan.
The company recently said that its deal to invest $40 million in the ailing Container Store chain is on the rocks.
By: Maria Dinzeo
"In a time of AI and technology and innovation, maybe some of the most important qualities to build on and to really dig in on are those things that AI can't do,” Microsoft GC Jon Palmer told Berkeley Law's Irene Liu. "Things like common sense and good judgment, which is just the experience that you get from life and from your job."
By: Maria Dinzeo
"In a time of AI and technology and innovation, maybe some of the most important qualities to build on and to really dig in on are those things that AI can't do,” Microsoft GC Jon Palmer told Berkeley Law's Irene Liu. "Things like common sense and good judgment, which is just the experience that you get from life and from your job."
By: Maria Dinzeo
"Everything that we do and we build is…to help our colleagues achieve their dreams," said Farrah Pepper, chief legal innovation counsel at Marsh McLennan.
Veteran product lawyers are realizing they have a lot of wisdom—gathered from years in the trenches at tech companies—to impart to the next generation of in-house counsel.
By: Maria Dinzeo
“We've seen a lot more activity with gangs that are powered by teenagers, and it makes sense because the teens are being recruited because they're tech savvy, they're into gaming, they know about AI," said Michael Bruemmer, vice president of global data breach resolution at Experian.
By: Maria Dinzeo
“This is the first technology wave that no lawyer can ignore," said Aaref Hilaly, a partner at Bain Capital Ventures, which invests in legal document automation companies.
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