Services / 01—06
Each engagement begins with the real workflow and ends with defined owners, controls, records and next actions.
Scope depends on the facts, the organisation and the applicable professional and sector obligations.Start with the work, not the tool.
We examine the intended task, the people affected, the data involved, the decision being supported and the consequences of error. The result is a prioritised view of where AI can be used, where it needs stronger controls and where it should not be deployed yet.
Typical outputs
Make accountability visible.
Governance should tell people who may approve a use, who owns the risk, when human review is mandatory, what must be recorded and how issues escalate. We translate those requirements into a framework your team can operate.
Typical outputs
Know what enters the system and where it goes.
We map data flows across users, internal systems, AI providers and downstream outputs. The legal review can cover collection, notices, consent, sensitive information, privilege, confidentiality, retention, access and cross-border handling.
Typical outputs
Put the control at the point of use.
A policy is only effective when the workflow makes the right behaviour practical. We help define human review points, privilege and confidentiality controls, prompt and output handling, audit logs, record retention and exception pathways.
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Interrogate the promise and the terms.
We review what a provider does with data, which subprocessors and jurisdictions are involved, what security commitments exist, how models may use inputs, what audit rights are available and how the organisation can exit without losing control of information.
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Give people decision rules they can use.
Professional teams need more than awareness training. We develop practical scenarios, escalation thresholds and response steps for inappropriate disclosure, unreliable output, unauthorised tools, procurement gaps and other AI incidents.
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Secondary capability
These services support the same objective: a defensible decision that the organisation can implement.
Legal sequencing, notification assessment, communications and remediation support when information or systems are compromised.
Provider, customer, licensing, data and implementation terms for technology-enabled services.
A practical sequence for understanding obligations, documenting decisions and closing control gaps.
Structured senior support for recurring technology, governance, contract and regulatory questions.
Evidence-led assessment, tracing and preservation strategy, legal process and realistic recovery pathways.
Legal risk and product strategy where technology, data, digital assets and regulation intersect.