For a law firm, the question concerns intellectual property, confidentiality and professional secrecy.
Yes, depending on the type of document sent, the rights attached to that content and the tool’s terms of use.
10 September 2026
The main risk appears when well-written texts are used without checking the facts, sources or citations.
09 September 2026
Because a text that is too smooth, too standardised or full of vague formulas can give the impression that it was produced without genuine legal reasoning.
08 September 2026
There is no universal tool. The right choice depends on the need: legal research, document analysis, practice management or communication with the courts.
20 August 2026
AI’s main role is to prepare the file: organising the client’s wishes, gathering documents, spotting contradictions and raising questions for the notary.
Yes, as long as it is entrusted with preparing the file rather than with the final legal decisions.