Sector · Legal & Professional Services
Privilege and confidentiality are the entire business model — and AI drafting tools are already inside the firm.
Law firms and professional services practices hold client data under a duty of confidentiality that goes further than most statutory obligations — yet fee-earners are among the most enthusiastic adopters of AI drafting and research tools. A single pasted clause from a live client matter into the wrong tool is a confidentiality breach with no regulator required to make it painful.
Questions worth asking yourself
Five questions legal & professional services teams rarely have a clean answer to
If any of these make you pause, that pause is the gap Praeferre exists to close.
USE CASE 01
“If an associate drafted a client letter using a public AI tool, would privileged content have gone with it?”
See how — AI Data Leak ProtectionUSE CASE 02
“Could you show a client, on request, exactly how their matter data is protected end to end?”
See how — GRC AutomationUSE CASE 03
“Do your outsourced e-discovery and document review vendors meet your own confidentiality standards?”
See how — Third-Party Risk ManagementUSE CASE 04
“When did an independent tester last try to breach your client portal or DMS?”
See how — Penetration TestingUSE CASE 05
“Is data protection oversight actually someone's job, or is it quietly assumed to be IT's problem?”
See how — DPO as a ServiceStart your compliance journey
See what Praeferre would surface in your environment
A short discovery call is enough to map which of these questions are already answered — and which aren't.