Neal Gerber Eisenberg has promoted Amanda (Mandi) Wolfman to partner in its Litigation & Disputes practice group, effective Jan. 1, 2026.

Wolfman, who has over a decade of litigation experience, represents public and private corporations, particularly in the healthcare sector. Her work includes trial advocacy and disputes between payors and providers. She also has extensive experience in private arbitration and proceedings in both state and federal courts.

Before joining Neal Gerber Eisenberg, Wolfman served as General Counsel for the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services, where she led more than 100 attorneys and staff. Her legal career includes roles at top-tier and boutique firms, and she began her professional life as a social worker.

Wolfman earned her law degree from Northwestern Pritzker School of Law and holds both a master’s and a bachelor’s degree in social work from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She is active in community organizations, including the Coalition of Women’s Initiatives in Law, Jewish Reconstructionist Congregation, Unsilence, and Equality Illinois, and she offers pro bono legal support in reproductive health care cases.

The firm described Wolfman as a collaborative leader known for her clear judgment and supportive approach.

About NGE

Neal Gerber Eisenberg (NGE) is a leading law firm trusted by entrepreneurs, public companies, private businesses, and their owners to handle sophisticated legal matters. For 40 years, NGE has built enduring partnerships with clients worldwide, delivering personalized counsel and practical solutions tailored to each client’s unique needs.

More than one-third of the firm’s attorneys are recognized in the latest edition of Best Lawyers in America. NGE represents numerous Fortune 100 companies and many of the nation’s most respected private enterprises.

The firm is also a valued advisor to startups and growth-stage companies, offering strategic counsel that evolves as their businesses grow.

LOS ANGELES (Jan. 13, 2026) – Littler has added Andrew Lichtenstein as a shareholder in its Century City office, expanding its labor and employment law capabilities in California.

Lichtenstein joins Littler from Epstein Becker Green and brings extensive experience representing employers in employment litigation and regulatory matters. His practice includes wage and hour disputes, discrimination and retaliation claims, whistleblower cases, wrongful termination, and trade secret issues.

The firm highlighted Lichtenstein’s litigation and advisory work as valuable to clients navigating California’s evolving labor laws. He has represented employers across a range of industries, including technology, healthcare, hospitality, media, and higher education.

In addition to litigation, Lichtenstein advises on workforce compliance, personnel matters, union organizing, and employment policy development. He also conducts workplace investigations and counsels on risk mitigation strategies.

Lichtenstein earned his law degree, summa cum laude, from Loyola Law School, an MFA from the University of Southern California, and a bachelor’s degree from the University of California, Santa Cruz.

About Littler

With more than 1,800 labor and employment attorneys in offices around the world, Littler provides local workplace solutions wherever you are. Our global team and proprietary technology foster a culture that celebrates original thinking, delivering groundbreaking innovation that prepares employers for what’s happening today and what’s likely to happen tomorrow.

Littler, the world’s most significant employment and labor law firm representing management, has appointed Carlos Gonzalez as its Chief Digital Innovation Officer. Gonzalez, previously the Chief Information Officer at Epiq, will lead the firm’s digital transformation efforts, working closely with firm leadership to implement technology strategies.

With nearly three decades of experience in the technology sector, Gonzalez brings significant expertise in overseeing technology initiatives across industries, including legal, healthcare, and financial services. He has led key projects in cloud adoption, data governance, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and automation, including managing a 340-person IT team at Epiq.

Erin Webber, Littler’s managing director and president, emphasized Gonzalez’s leadership capabilities. “Carlos is a results-driven and solutions-oriented technology leader whose innovative approach will be crucial to shaping Littler’s digital evolution,” she said.

Gonzalez’s past roles at Mt. Sinai South Nassau Communities Hospital and Allscripts focused on security, disaster recovery, and digital infrastructure, reducing risk while enhancing efficiency. At Littler, he will oversee technology functions such as systems, data, infrastructure, and security, and guide the integration of AI to improve client services and firm operations.

“I’m excited to build on Littler’s strong technology foundation and introduce new capabilities to continue evolving our approach,” said Gonzalez.

Gonzalez holds a B.S. in Business Administration and Management from Capella University.

About Littler

With more than 1,800 labor and employment attorneys in offices around the world, Littler provides local workplace solutions wherever you are. Our global team and proprietary technology foster a culture that celebrates original thinking, delivering groundbreaking innovation that prepares employers for what/s happening today, and what’s likely to happen tomorrow.

Wiggin and Dana has promoted Gabriella E. Bensur to partner and three attorneys to counsel, effective Jan. 1, 2026.

The firm announced Bensur’s elevation as part of its ongoing investment in key practice areas. Bensur, an antitrust and commercial litigator, will continue to serve technology and pharmaceutical clients in high-stakes litigation and investigations.

She brings experience in antitrust class actions and complex disputes and holds both her B.A. and J.D. from Cornell University.

Bensur is also active in pro bono representation and is a member of the LGBTQ+ Bar Association.

Alongside her promotion, Madiha M. Malik, Kaitlyn A. Pacelli, and Jason (Jay) L. Stevenson have been elevated to the rank of counsel.

Malik, in the firm’s Health Care Department, focuses on regulatory and transactional work. Pacelli, in the Private Client Services Department, practices in estate planning and administration. Stevenson, in the Real Estate Department, handles commercial and mixed-use transactions, leasing, and development. All three earned their J.D.s from the University of Connecticut School of Law.

In addition, the firm promoted Madiha M. Malik, Kaitlyn A. Pacelli, and Jason (Jay) L. Stevenson to counsel, also effective January 1, 2026. The new counsel represents a range of practice areas, including health care transactions, private client services and real estate.

“We are proud to recognize this group of talented, thoughtful attorneys whose legal judgment, leadership, and commitment to clients exemplify Wiggin’s values,” said Tim Diemand, Wiggin and Dana’s managing partner. “These promotions reflect the firm’s continued investment in key practice areas, strengthening our ability to support clients on complex, high-stakes matters.”

About Wiggin and Dana

Wiggin and Dana is a full-service law firm of highly talented, creative, and experienced lawyers dedicated to exceeding our clients’ expectations every day. With offices in Boston, Connecticut, New York, Philadelphia, Washington, DC and Florida, we represent clients throughout the United States and globally on a wide range of sophisticated and complex matters.

From defending a Fortune 500 institution in “bet-the-company” litigation to helping the next generation of inventors bring new technologies to market to preserving the wealth that a family business has worked so hard to create, we pride ourselves on offering value-driven solutions and results.

Dykema has announced the election of 10 attorneys to membership in the firm, effective Jan. 1, 2026. The new members span multiple practice areas and are based in offices across the country.

Evan Atkinson, based in Austin, focuses on corporate finance and represents buyers, sellers, and private equity-backed sponsors in healthcare-related transactions, including mergers and acquisitions. He earned his law degree from the Dedman School of Law at Southern Methodist University. He served as a Judicial Clerk in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Texas. Atkinson is also a U.S. Army veteran.

Samantha Hughes, in Los Angeles, practices product liability and class action litigation. She has experience defending product manufacturers and insurers in cases involving severe injury or death, as well as toxic tort and chemical exposure matters. Hughes earned her J.D. from Loyola Law School.

Tara Kern, based in Dallas, handles commercial litigation, focusing on complex product liability, business disputes, and catastrophic injury cases. She also represents clients in appellate matters and insurance defense. Kern holds a J.D. from Texas Tech University.

Samuel Kilberg, in Bloomfield Hills, practices real estate law with a focus on zoning, land use, and project financing for renewable energy and infrastructure developments. He earned both his undergraduate and law degrees from Michigan State University.

Ryan Landry, based in San Antonio, represents clients in state and federal courts in Texas, focusing on contract disputes, business torts, and class action litigation. He earned his J.D. from the UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law.

Robin Lehninger, in Milwaukee, advises clients on corporate transactions and capital markets, particularly within the healthcare industry. She holds a J.D. and M.P.P. from the University of Minnesota.

Karen Poppel, based in Washington, D.C., focuses on intellectual property litigation across industries such as chemical, pharmaceutical, and software. She earned a J.D. from George Washington University and holds degrees in chemistry from MIT and Emory University.

Lauren Quigley, in Chicago, works in corporate finance, advising financial institutions on regulatory compliance, payments, deposit products, and mergers. She earned her J.D. from Notre Dame Law School.

Victoria Remus, based in Bloomfield Hills, practices in taxation and estates, with experience in estate planning, probate, trust administration, and tax-exempt organizations. She earned her law degree from Michigan State University College of Law.

Nicholas von der Lancken, in Los Angeles, represents clients in product liability, catastrophic injury, and business litigation. He has handled cases from trial through appeal and served as regional counsel in the automotive sector. He earned his law degree from Washington University School of Law.

Honigman LLP is pleased to announce that the firm’s executive committee has elected the following eight attorneys as partners, effective January 1, 2026.

Brian Braum, Jr. (Detroit) is a member of the Corporate Department. He focuses his practice on finance, banking, mergers and acquisitions, venture capital, and general corporate services, with experience in asset-based lending and other commercial financing structures. Braum earned his J.D. from DePaul University College of Law.

Nicholas A. Burandt (Chicago) is a member of the Litigation Department. He focuses on complex commercial litigation matters. Burandt earned his J.D., cum laude, from the University of Notre Dame Law School.

David P. Cowen (Ann Arbor) is a member of the Litigation Department who focuses his practice on investigations and white-collar defense. Cowen earned his J.D. from the University of Toledo College of Law.

Yafeez S. Fatabhoy (Ann Arbor) is a member of the Intellectual Property Department. He focuses on strategic counseling and guidance on intellectual property matters, including patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade dress. Fatabhoy earned his J.D., summa cum laude, from the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law.

Paul W. Howarah (Detroit) is a member of the Corporate Department. He focuses on mergers and acquisitions, private equity transactions, corporate governance, and general corporate matters. Howarah earned his J.D. from Wayne State University Law School.

Collin J. Rosenbaum (Kalamazoo) is a member of the Real Estate Department. He focuses his practice on the acquisition, development, financing, and disposition of real estate assets, including retail shopping centers, affordable housing properties, and industrial facilities. Rosenbuam earned his J.D., cum laude, from Loyola University Chicago School of Law.

Nicholas D. Weier (Detroit) is a member of the Litigation Department who concentrates his practice on e-discovery strategy, advice, and services; antitrust and trade regulation; and complex commercial litigation. Weier earned his J.D. from Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University.

Haba K. Yono (Detroit) is a member of the Labor and Employment Department. She focuses her practice on employment counseling, litigation, and strategic workforce planning. Yono earned her J.D., cum laude, from Wayne State University Law School.

About Honigman

Honigman LLP is an Am Law 200 full-service, general business law firm with more than 350 attorneys counseling clients on complex issues across the country in Chicago, Michigan (Ann Arbor, Bloomfield Hills, Detroit, Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, and Lansing), Washington, D.C., and Israel (operated through Honigman Law Israel).

Honigman lawyers counsel clients on complex issues in more than 60 areas of law.

For more information, visit www.honigman.com.

Littler has appointed Michael G. McClory as senior counsel in its Portland, Oregon office, bringing over 35 years of experience in employment and labor law.

He joins Littler from Cable Huston, where he advised employers on a range of workplace legal matters, including disability accommodations, performance management, employment disputes, and federal compliance issues. He has litigated cases in federal and state courts and represented clients before agencies such as the EEOC, Department of Labor, and civil rights commissions in Oregon, Washington, and California.

His expertise includes navigating the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and multistate leave and accommodation laws. Littler’s Portland office managing shareholder, Heather M. Vigil, said McClory’s arrival strengthens the firm’s ability to help clients address evolving compliance and litigation challenges.

Outside his legal practice, McClory has led industry organizations focused on affirmative action and equal employment opportunity, including serving as Board President of the Oregon and Southwest Washington Industry Liaison Group. He holds a J.D. from Notre Dame Law School and a B.A. in English from the University of Notre Dame.

Fenwick has relocated its Washington, DC office to 1155 F Street NW, 12th Floor. We first opened our doors in DC in 2021. Since then, we’ve continued expanding to address growing demand for regulatory, antitrust, and investigations counsel.

The new space is designed for our innovative clients, with advanced collaboration technology, enhanced digital security, dedicated briefing and case rooms, and proximity to key agencies and courts.

This relocation, together with our Boston office launch and continued expansion in New York, further strengthens our coast-to-coast platform and ability to support companies from formation to complex regulatory and enforcement matters.

Naples, Florida – Jonathan W. Chambers has been promoted to partner at Saxe Doernberger & Vita, P.C. (SDV), effective Jan. 1, 2026. Chambers is recognized for his strategic legal approach and leadership in complex insurance coverage matters.

“Throughout his tenure at SDV, Chambers has been noted for his practical, results-driven style and calm demeanor under pressure. He is widely respected for his solution-oriented approach and calm demeanor under pressure, earning the confidence of clients and colleagues alike. This elevation reflects both his professional achievements and the meaningful impact he has made on our firm’s culture, reputation, and continued success. We are confident that he will play a key role in driving the firm’s future growth and strengthening its long-term success,” says Stephanie Giagnorio, Managing Partner of SDV’s Southeast office.

Jonathan’s elevation to partner underscores SDV’s continued commitment to recognizing leadership, fostering talent, and investing in the firm’s long-term success. SDV congratulates Jonathan on this well-earned achievement and looks forward to his continued contributions as a member of the partnership.

SDV is a national law firm focused exclusively on representing policyholders in insurance coverage disputes.

For more, visit: www.sdvlaw.com

Recently, Saxe Doernberger & Vita has promoted Rachel S. Pearson to partner, recognizing leadership and impact in the legal field.

Rachel S. Pearson has been named to partner at Saxe Doernberger & Vita, P.C. (SDV), effective Jan. 1, 2026. Based at the firm’s Trumbull, Connecticut, office, Pearson has been recognized for her dedication to client service and leadership within the firm.

Pearson joined SDV with a focus on insurance coverage litigation and has since been acknowledged for delivering high-quality legal services and mentoring her peers. Her elevation reflects her professional contributions and alignment with the firm’s values, according to Kerianne Luckett, managing partner of SDV’s Northeast office.

SDV is a national law firm representing policyholders in insurance coverage disputes, serving clients ranging from individuals to multinational corporations.

For more visit: www.sdvlaw.com

The SDV also promoted Jonathan W. Chambers as a partner for his legal and leadership in insurance coverage matters.

Philadelphia – Blank Rome LLP announced that the Honorable Mitchell S. Goldberg, the immediate past chief judge of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, will join the firm’s Business Litigation group effective Jan. 1, 2026.

Goldberg becomes the sixth retired judge to practice at the firm, joining former Judges Edward N. Cahn, James T. Giles, Judith J. Gische, Timothy K. Lewis, and Stephen M. Orlofsky. He is the third former chief judge of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania to join Blank Rome.

Goldberg brings more than four decades of legal experience. His career includes service in the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office, private practice focused on complex commercial litigation, and work as an assistant U.S. attorney before his appointment to the federal bench in 2008. He later served as the district’s chief judge.

During his judicial tenure, Goldberg presided over matters across multiple industries and developed experience in pharmaceutical patent disputes and related antitrust litigation, including Hatch-Waxman cases, through extended service as a visiting judge in the District of Delaware.

At Blank Rome, Goldberg is expected to advise clients on complex litigation, appellate matters, and alternative dispute resolution, and to serve as a mentor within the firm. He will also support the firm’s Trial Academy, which provides training for senior litigation associates through mock trials overseen by retired judges.

Goldberg earned his law degree from Temple University Beasley School of Law, where he continues to serve as an adjunct professor.

iManage is experiencing growing global demand as businesses shift from AI pilot projects to real-world deployment, emphasizing the need for governed, trustworthy data foundations.

According to the company, nearly 3,000 organizations now use iManage Cloud, with around 500,000 active daily users. Year-to-date, the company reported a 28% increase in annual recurring revenue, reflecting accelerated customer expansion and adoption.

The push comes amid mounting concerns over governance challenges. Preliminary data from iManage’s forthcoming research shows that one in four employees use AI with minimal oversight, and a third of organizations have encountered document policy violations linked to unregulated tools. These findings highlight the importance of robust document management systems (DMS) for risk management and secure AI use.

To address these challenges, iManage is expanding its Model Context Protocol (MCP), which provides standards-based integration between AI models and enterprise content while enforcing access controls, permissions, and audit trails.

MCP aims to help organizations scale AI while maintaining compliance and security.

Company leaders say governance has become a critical factor in enterprise technology decisions, especially as firms prepare for broader AI deployment by 2026.

“AI will only be as impactful as the governance and human judgment that guide it,” said Neil Araujo, CEO of iManage. “The DMS isn’t adjacent to AI transformation; it’s the foundation that enables it.”

Blank Rome LLP has added trial lawyer Graham Cronogue as a partner in its Business Litigation group in Washington, D.C.

Cronogue, who joins from Baker McKenzie, brings a decade of experience in high-stakes litigation and arbitration across industries including technology, aerospace, life sciences, energy, and government contracts. He has represented corporations and individuals in state and federal courts nationwide, as well as in global arbitration forums.

His practice includes appearances before U.S. regulatory bodies such as the Department of Defense and the Environmental Protection Agency. He has led arbitration hearings and trials, handled complex discovery issues, and secured recognition or opposition of foreign judgments.

Cronogue is also active in pro bono advocacy, recently recognized by the D.C. Bar Association and a human rights organization for his work, which includes defending refugee rights and supporting criminal justice reform.

He clerked for federal judges in Washington, D.C., and New Jersey, holds a law degree from Duke University, and earned his undergraduate degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Frost Brown Todd (FBT) has added Simon Levy as a partner in its Business & Commercial Litigation practice, continuing the firm’s expansion in California. Levy, a trial attorney with extensive experience in securities and employment litigation, will be based in the firm’s San Francisco office.

Levy’s practice includes representing broker-dealer firms and individuals in securities industry disputes, including arbitrations involving claims such as fraud, breach of fiduciary duty, and violations of securities laws.

He also defends employers in litigation and arbitration involving wrongful termination, discrimination, retaliation, and wage-and-hour claims, including those under California’s Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA).

Peter Cummins, chair of the Business & Commercial Litigation group, said Levy’s experience strengthens the firm’s ability to guide clients through complex disputes amid a challenging economic and regulatory environment.

Levy earned his undergraduate degree from New York University and a Juris Doctor, cum laude, from the University of San Francisco School of Law. He previously served on the editorial board of the USF Law Review and competed on its National Moot Court team.

A federal jury has awarded LinTech Global Inc. $6.8 million in damages following a legal dispute involving allegations of unethical competition by a former employee. The verdict, delivered after a ten-day trial and a six-year legal battle. It supports LinTech’s claims that a retired project manager breached her duty of loyalty. She interfered with the company’s contract with the Federal Aviation Administration.

The manager, while still employed by LinTech and overseeing its FAA IT project. She allegedly used her own subcontractor business to compete for the contract renewal. The jury found that she concealed information from LinTech, deleted company emails, and wiped corporate laptops in an effort to divert the FAA contract to her own company.

The case was tried in federal court and handled by Cronkhite Counsel PLLC, which stated the total judgment is expected to exceed $8.5 million after interest.

Jurors determined that the majority of the damages stemmed from tortious interference with LinTech’s business relationship with the FAA. The verdict underscores legal boundaries in employee conduct and federal contracting ethics.

Cronkhite Counsel, a law firm specializing in business torts and employment litigation. The firm emphasized the broader implications for workplace ethics and the importance of legal recourse in cases of unfair competition.

SINGAPORE (Dec. 11, 2025) – Littler’s Asia-Pacific Regional Office in Singapore and its managing partner, Trent M. Sutton, have been recognized in the 2026 edition of the Chambers Asia-Pacific guide.

The global employment and labor law firm opened its Singapore office in November 2019 and has since expanded its regional operations. The office now includes six attorneys who support corporations across Asia-Pacific with legal compliance and cross-border employment strategies.

Sutton, a U.S.-licensed attorney, advises multinational employers on employment law in Asia and globally. His recognition in the Chambers guide highlights his work advising companies on workforce mobility and international HR compliance. He represents Fortune 100 and 500 companies and helps them address employment law challenges across jurisdictions.

Chambers and Partners’ Asia-Pacific guide is known for its independent analysis of legal professionals and firms in the region, using detailed research and client interviews to inform its rankings.

In addition to its Asia-Pacific recognition, Littler had over 75 attorneys named in Chambers USA, including offices in six states that earned a Band 1 ranking.

Littler has more than 1,800 attorneys worldwide and advises employers on labor and employment matters across global markets.

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 10, 2025 – Buchalter has expanded its Trusts and Estates group with the addition of Elizabeth Glasgow and Jennifer Van Duzer as shareholders in its Los Angeles office.

Glasgow will also assume the role of national Co-Chair of the Trusts and Estates group, alongside current Chair Gordon Stuart. She brings experience in estate, tax, fiduciary, and philanthropic planning from her previous role as a partner at McDermott Will & Emery. The Chambers High Net Worth Guide recognizes Glasgow. It is a fellow of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel.

Van Duzer joins Buchalter following a career representing clients in closely held businesses, real estate, and entertainment. Her addition, alongside Glasgow, contributes to the firm’s ongoing expansion of its private wealth services.

Earlier this year, Buchalter added two new shareholders to its Trusts and Estates group in Chicago, marking a period of rapid growth for the practice.

Buchalter is a full-service business law firm with nearly 600 attorneys across 11 states, serving clients in sectors including finance, real estate, health care, and intellectual property.

AUSTIN, Texas (Dec. 4, 2025) – Ray Bonilla, former general counsel for the Texas A&M University System, has joined Holland & Knight LLP as a partner in its Austin office, the firm announced.

Bonilla brings more than a decade of experience in higher education law, having overseen legal services for 11 universities within the Texas A&M system. His work covered governance, litigation, compliance, athletics, and legislative matters.

At Holland & Knight, Bonilla will work within the firm’s Education Team, enhancing its capabilities in education, labor and employment law, and sports law.

Before his tenure at Texas A&M, Bonilla was a founding partner at Ray, Wood & Bonilla LLP and served as general counsel for the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts.

He holds both a J.D. and a B.B.A. from the University of Texas at Austin.

About Holland & Knight LLP

Founded in 1889, Holland & Knight is a global law firm with approximately 2,200 lawyers and other professionals in 35 offices worldwide. The Firm’s lawyers and advisors provide representation in litigation, corporate and finance, real estate, healthcare and governmental matters.

Interdisciplinary practice groups and industry-based teams provide clients with efficient access to attorneys throughout the Firm.

More on: www.hklaw.com

Blank Rome LLP has added intellectual property litigator Ferlillia V. Roberson as a partner in its Chicago office, expanding its national IP litigation team.

Roberson joins the firm’s Intellectual Property Litigation group and Technology Industry Team. he brings nearly two decades of experience in patent, trade secret, and technology litigation. She previously practiced at DLA Piper.

Her practice includes representing clients in complex IP disputes before federal courts, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, the U.S. International Trade Commission, and the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. She has litigated cases involving a range of technologies, including software systems, mobile devices, automotive components, and pharmaceuticals.

Roberson’s background in chemical engineering supports her work in industries such as life sciences, transportation, and healthcare. She also advises clients on IP portfolio management, licensing, and risk mitigation.

She holds a J.D. from Northwestern University School of Law and a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from the Illinois Institute of Technology. She is currently pursuing an Executive MBA at Northwestern’s Kellogg School of Management.

Read the full update on Francesco Di Pietro’s addition to Blank Rome.

REDWOOD CITY, Calif – Agiloft has appointed Jason Barnwell, a longtime Microsoft legal executive, as its new Chief Legal Officer, effective Dec. 1.

Barnwell brings over 15 years of legal and business leadership experience from Microsoft. There, he most recently served as General Manager and Associate General Counsel for Monetization and Business Planning. At Agiloft, he will oversee internal legal operations and contribute to the company’s AI-driven contract lifecycle management (CLM) product strategy.

Barnwell is recognized for advancing legal digital transformation, notably by guiding Microsoft’s global contracting engine and streamlining data-driven legal processes supporting the company’s procurement operations. His work emphasized integrating machine intelligence into legal workflows to enhance efficiency and business value.

In addition to his corporate experience, Barnwell advises several legal technology initiatives. He serves on nonprofit boards, including the Pacific Science Center. He holds a law degree from USC Gould School of Law and a mechanical engineering degree from MIT.

His appointment aligns with Agiloft’s strategy to expand its leadership in AI-based CLM solutions. It positions legal operations as a central force in enterprise digital transformation.

About Agiloft

Agiloft is the global value leader in data-first contract lifecycle management (CLM), offering the industry’s only no-code platform with AI on the Inside™ to enhance efficiency, cut review times by up to 80%, and accelerate business. Its Data-first Agreement Platform (DAP) transforms contracts into strategic, data-rich assets, integrating with 1,000+ systems to drive decisions and efficiency.

Trusted by brands like Alkermes, Balluff, and TaylorMade, Agiloft boasts a 96% renewal rate and 100% satisfaction for implementations. Backed by KKR, JMI Equity, and FTV Capital, Agiloft empowers businesses to drive smarter strategies, faster decision-making and game-changing competitive advantage.

Learn more at www.agiloft.com.