In the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court's end of term decisions, many lawyers have been reminded of how court decisions affect day-to-day practice. From second amendment rights to privacy to public health, this SCOTUS term has unsettled decades of precedent—and decades of corporate best practices. While we all began our legal careers reading case law in doctrinal classes, that habit can fall to the back burner once settled in an in-house role. However, this tumultuous term is likely to spark a ripple effect for the companies in which we work that will be forced to respond to shifting business priorities, new customer demands, and years of follow-on litigation. Therefore, it is essential for in-house attorneys to understand the Supreme Court's docket and decisions enough to advise our internal clients in light of the shifting legal landscape.