• Provide practical, time‑boxed legal guidance for product launches, marketing campaigns, and contact‑center workflows (web, chat, SMS, email, voice). • Review consumer‑facing disclosures and scripts to ensure clarity, accuracy, and alignment with APFM’s “informational, not medical advice” posture. • Advise on multi‑state privacy requirements (incl. consumer‑health‑data regimes) and operationalize DSARs, data minimization, retention, and transparency. • Draft/maintain playbooks for data sharing with partners and communities; ensure purpose limitation and appropriate contractual protections. • Counsel on TCPA/TSR and state “mini‑TCPA” overlays; support consent capture/management, revocation handling, DNC hygiene, caller‑ID rules, and contact‑window limits. • Maintain call‑recording guidance (one‑party vs. all‑party states), disclosures, and evidence standards in collaboration with Operations. • Apply APFM’s Generative AI policy and approval workflows to internal and customer‑facing use cases (disclosures, human‑handoff, data/retention boundaries, vendor terms). • Spot issues around bias, transparency, marketing claims, and training‑data use; propose pragmatic mitigations. • Draft/negotiates commercial contracts, DPAs, and technology/SaaS agreements with privacy, security, and use‑of‑data protections. • Build and maintain contract templates, fallback positions, and a tidy approvals record. • Triage and manage pre‑litigation demands, subpoenas, consumer complaints, and regulator inquiries with outside counsel as needed. • Support PE‑style diligence requests, periodic audits, and board‑level reporting. • Maintain lean, usable policies/SOPs (privacy/CHD, outreach & telemarketing, call‑recording, data governance, advertising/claims, AI usage) and deliver targeted training. • Track regulatory changes and drive updates into scripts, notices, contracts, and system controls.