AI Policy & Governance
Review AI procurement, data use, human oversight and contractual responsibility before a system goes live.
AI policy and governance
For organizations designing, procuring or deploying AI systems, our firm advises on policy, contract terms and legal risk. The work covers the people and decisions around a tool; it is not courtroom representation by an AI system.
Rules and responsibilities
AI governance begins with a clear account of what a system does, which data it uses and who makes decisions about it. We help clients review applicable privacy, consumer and sector rules in the relevant jurisdiction, define human oversight and document internal responsibilities.
Contracts and data
AI products often involve software licenses, SaaS agreements, vendor terms and data-sharing arrangements. We review ownership and permitted use of inputs and outputs, confidentiality, security commitments, incident handling and responsibility when the system fails.
Practical review
For a new or existing product, legal review can identify gaps between written policies, actual workflows and supplier promises. Recommendations are tied to the product, jurisdiction and current rules rather than a claim that one framework fits every country.
Related services
Where the product uses personal data, review our data privacy practice; for vendor arrangements or investments, see our corporate and commercial practice. Our blockchain practice addresses related technology-contract and regulatory questions when the systems overlap.
This page is general information, not legal advice on a particular AI product or jurisdiction.