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JMAN’s Legal Department Is Designed for Operating Inside Client Systems
Sara Mackie, General Counsel of JMAN Group, tells Corporate Counsel Business Journal how she was hired to architect a legal department built for the speed of private equity and the complexities of global AI governance.
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Sara Mackie
General Counsel
In the world of data and AI, legal can’t be an after-the-fact function. As JMAN scales at the intersection of private capital and technical innovation, General Counsel, Sara Mackie is transforming legal from a fragmented effort into a robust architectural discipline.
In a Corporate Counsel Business Journal blog, Sara explains how she has built a legal function designed for velocity, accountability and durability, from managing cross-border data responsibilities to navigating the evolving landscape of AI regulation.
In this blog, you will learn:
- Legal as Architecture, Not Just Policy: In high-growth, tech-driven environments, the legal function must be “built” to scale alongside engineering and consulting teams.
- Velocity through Governance: Creating clear internal frameworks for legal means firms move faster with durable processes.
- AI Pragmatism: Human judgment and robust governance must keep pace with technical innovation to ensure accountability.
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