The In-House Briefing™ (Week Ending 11/13/26)

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The In-House Briefing™ is your weekend read for in-house counsel, general counsel and chief legal officers: everything we posted this week, the best of what we shared with the In-House Counsel News group on LinkedIn, this week’s hot jobs, podcast picks and GC moves.

This week’s highlights:

In this In-House Briefing™: News · Careers · Hot Jobs · Weird, Wacky & Funny · GC Moves

News

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Around The Web

  • Pennsylvania may make lawyers certify their AI citations. Angela Couloumbis reports for Spotlight PA that a committee advising the Pennsylvania Supreme Court wants every court filer who uses generative AI, lawyers and self-represented parties alike, to certify they checked AI citations, quotes and summaries of law, with sanctions running from a reprimand to fines to dismissal. Spotlight PA counted at least 13 cases in the state in 2025 with confirmed or implied AI hallucinations; comments are open until November 24. Hiring litigators there? See our Pennsylvania legal jobs. (Pennsylvania may require lawyers, other court filers to verify AI-generated citations, Spotlight PA)

Careers

On InhouseBlog

Hot Jobs

Featured openings on GoInhouse® this week. Salary ranges are as posted (some figures are base salary only; in-house pay often adds bonus, equity and LTI).

More by city: Atlanta · Indianapolis · New York · Redwood City · San Diego · Seattle · Remote. Or browse all General Counsel and Chief Legal Officer jobs and Deputy GC jobs.

Weird, Wacky & Funny

  • The robe doesn’t beat a garbage ticket. The ABA Journal reports that New York’s Commission on Judicial Conduct has admonished Brooklyn Judge Katherine A. Levine, who repeatedly invoked her judicial role and trial schedule while contesting three city sanitation citations for garbage in front of her home. The commission noted she had no prior discipline since taking the bench in 2008. More oddities on our weird, wacky and funny page. (Judge who invoked role in garbage fine battle admonished, ABA Journal)

GC Moves of the Week

General counsel, chief legal officer and deputy GC moves we tracked this week. Search every move in the General Counsel Directory.

  • Sarah Moore – Named: Chief Legal Officer, Anuvu
  • Matt Pearson – Named: General Counsel, BeLeaf Medical
  • Robert G. Haiman – Named: Chief Legal Officer and Secretary, Braemar Hotels & Resorts
  • Beth Lebowitz – Named: Chief Legal Officer, Blackboard
  • Stephanie Larkin – Named: General Counsel, Analogic Corporation
  • Matthew Saunig – Named: Senior Vice President, General Counsel, American Eagle Financial Credit Union
  • Heather Randall – Named: Chief Legal Officer, DTN
  • Mellissa Campbell Duru – Named: Deputy Director and Deputy General Counsel, Council of Institutional Investors
  • George Green – Named: Senior Vice President – Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary, SM Energy
  • Stephanie Shea – Named: General Counsel, Caltech
  • Kira Druyan – Named: Chief Legal Officer, Dutch Bros
  • James Plohg – Stepped down: Executive Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary, Braemar Hotels & Resorts
  • Rachel Silverstein – Stepped down: EVP, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary, Keel Infrastructure Corp.
  • Victoria Tullett – Stepped down: Chief Legal Officer, Dutch Bros

That’s the week. Join the conversation in the In-House Counsel News group on LinkedIn, and see current in-house counsel jobs any time.