AI for law firms
Guides to move from training to oversight, through assessment and deployment of your first workflows.
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A five-level framework to assess usage, data, skills and oversight.
Read the guideA practical plan to define a first workflow, test it and decide how to expand it.
Read the guideUsage rules, responsibilities and evidence to make AI deployment manageable.
Read the guideOur AI analyses sit alongside the blog’s legal archives, preserved at their original addresses.
Draft robust, compliant SaaS terms of sale: scope, SLA, GDPR security, exit arrangements/portability (Data Act), price and termination. Key clauses, examples, checklists and warning points.
The term sheet crystallises the financial and legal terms of a funding round. Discover its essential clauses, pitfalls to avoid, negotiation tactics and an operational checklist before signing…
SAS or SARL for your startup in 2026? Compare flexibility of the articles, fundraising, executives' social security status, dividend taxation and formalities to decide quickly and confidently.
AI drastically reduces due diligence audit times (by up to 70%) while improving clause and risk detection. Here is how to do it in compliance with the AI Act 2026, GDPR and professional ethics.
How can you secure AI use in your contracts in 2026? Ready-to-use model clause, AI Act/GDPR obligations, data governance, IP, liability, SLA, audits, exit arrangements and an operational checklist…
In France, a 100% AI-generated creation is not protected by copyright because it lacks human originality. The AI Act requires transparency, compliance with opt-outs and dataset summaries. Businesses and creators: here are the…
In 2026, the AI Act places clear limits on business AI: prohibited uses, high risk with CE marking, chatbot transparency and heavy penalties. Here are the practical obligations and a 90-day action plan…
When AI makes a mistake and causes harm, who pays? The AI Act creates no specific civil liability regime. France applies general law: defective products, things in one's custody, contract/tort. A gui…
Everything you need to scale AI contract generation in 2026: AI Act, GDPR, CE marking if high risk, 4-step workflow, checklists, tools and KPIs, with mandatory human review.
The AI Act (EU 2024/1689) entered into force on 1 August 2024. Prohibitions from February 2025, GPAI obligations in August 2025 and high-risk compliance by 2 August 2026. An actionable startup guide.
Dual compliance in 2026: GDPR + AI Act. Map your AI, choose the legal basis, conduct the DPIA, organise transparency and, for high-risk systems, prepare CE marking and human oversight.
Generative AI can accelerate research and drafting, but professional secrecy demands strict safeguards. French/EU framework, risks, DPIAs, clauses and good practices, with practical checklists.
Which AI tools should you adopt in 2026 to save time without risking professional secrecy? Our practical guide details the essential stack, GDPR/AI Act criteria, CNB governance and operational checklists…
An AI-first law firm integrates AI at the heart of its workflows (contracts, review and chatbots), under human supervision. Discover its strengths, the GDPR/AI Act framework, risks to manage and a selection checklist…
Enhanced case-law research, faster contract review and assisted drafting: in 2026, AI is changing lawyers’ daily work. AI Act/GDPR framework, professional ethics, checklists and roadmap.
