Mathilde Vermain

Mathilde Vermain

HR Advisor
Mathilde Vermain specializes in providing legal solutions tailored to HR. She offers guidance on legal issues related to recruitment, employee relations, and workforce management. Mathilde’s combination of HR and legal expertise enables her to tailor solutions that address compliance requirements while supporting business objectives.
Who Is Protecting Your Data From Political Parties?
Tech & Intellectual Property Who Is Protecting Your Data From Political Parties?

Every click, share, and online petition signature contributes to a vast and largely unseen digital portrait of the electorate, a resource that political organizations now treat as their most valuable asset. This new reality of data-driven politics operates in a gray area of law, prompting urgent

Court Rules Public AI Waives Attorney-Client Privilege
Tech & Intellectual Property Court Rules Public AI Waives Attorney-Client Privilege

Today we’re speaking with Desiree Sainthrope, a legal expert with deep experience in global compliance and the evolving impact of technology on the legal profession. We’ll be diving into a recent, groundbreaking federal court decision that is sending ripples through the legal community. This

EU Regulation vs. US Enforcement: A Comparative Analysis
Tech & Intellectual Property EU Regulation vs. US Enforcement: A Comparative Analysis

While headlines focus on the future of AI-specific laws, a quiet but powerful regulatory reality is already taking shape across the globe, forged not in new legislation but in the robust enforcement of existing legal frameworks. The governance of artificial intelligence has not been deferred to a

East Palestine Case Shows Need for Data-Driven Justice
Tech & Intellectual Property East Palestine Case Shows Need for Data-Driven Justice

In the high-stakes world of complex litigation, a successful settlement is only the beginning. The true measure of justice often lies in the administration of the funds, a process increasingly strained by the collision of antiquated methods and modern digital realities. To explore this critical

Did CBS Censor Stephen Colbert for the FCC?
Tech & Intellectual Property Did CBS Censor Stephen Colbert for the FCC?

In the charged arena where late-night comedy collides with presidential power, the line between legal compliance and political censorship can become dangerously blurred. To help us navigate this complex terrain, we're joined by Desiree Sainthrope, a legal expert whose work examines the intricate

UK Cracks Down on AI Chatbots to Protect Children
Tech & Intellectual Property UK Cracks Down on AI Chatbots to Protect Children

In a significant move to safeguard its youngest citizens within an increasingly complex digital world, the British government has unveiled a robust set of regulations targeting the largely untamed frontier of artificial intelligence chatbots. The initiative, championed by Prime Minister Keir

Data Protection Is Now About Sovereign Control
Tech & Intellectual Property Data Protection Is Now About Sovereign Control

The long-held belief that a strong organizational perimeter is synonymous with data security has become one of the most dangerous assumptions in modern business. As digital assets flow freely across platforms, partners, and borders, the very definition of protection has undergone a seismic shift.

Will the Courts Sink Trump's War on Offshore Wind?
Regulatory & Administrative Law Will the Courts Sink Trump's War on Offshore Wind?

An unprecedented clash between executive will and judicial review is unfolding along the Atlantic coast, where the fate of a multi-billion-dollar renewable energy industry hangs precariously in the balance. The Trump administration, propelled by the president's vocal antipathy toward wind power,

US Companies Less Prepared for Growing Legal Risks
Tech & Intellectual Property US Companies Less Prepared for Growing Legal Risks

The Widening Chasm: A Crisis of Confidence in Corporate Legal Readiness An Industry on Edge: The Current State of Legal Preparedness A concerning trend is emerging across corporate America, where the confidence of in-house legal departments to manage litigation has fallen to a significant low.

Why Pivot From Ballot to Bill for AI Child Safety?
Tech & Intellectual Property Why Pivot From Ballot to Bill for AI Child Safety?

The high-stakes battle to regulate artificial intelligence for child safety in California took a dramatic and unexpected turn as OpenAI and its prominent partner, Common Sense Media, abruptly abandoned their well-funded ballot initiative. This strategic pivot occurred just as the campaign received

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