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SpeechWrite Digital Blog
AI Legal Scribe: Turning a Solicitor’s Dictation Into a Finished Document
Dictation has always been the fast part. The slow part is everything after: the typing, the formatting, the write-up that turns spoken words into a document you can send. An…
SpeechWrite Digital Blog
Legal Document Automation With AI: From Dictation to Finished Document
Most firms already automate documents with templates and merge fields. That covers the forms and standard packs, but it never touched the letters and notes a fee-earner writes fresh every…
SpeechWrite Digital Blog
Ambient AI, Client Confidentiality and UK GDPR: A Law Firm’s Guide
Ambient AI raises a compliance question dictation never did. When a fee-earner dictates, they record themselves. When ambient AI listens to a client meeting, it records other people in the…
SpeechWrite Digital Blog
From Attendance Notes to Engagement Letters: What Scribe Drafts for a Law Firm
Most posts about AI in law firms stay abstract. This one doesn’t. Instead of arguing whether AI belongs in legal work, we’ll walk through the actual documents an AI scribe…
BioSlice Blog
EDPB Guidelines on Anonymisation: What Life Sciences Companies Need to Know
By Alexander Roussanov, Jami Vibbert, Camille Vermosen
On 7 July 2026, the European Data Protection Board (“EDPB”) adopted its Guidelines 02/2026 on Anonymisation for public consultation (the “Guidelines”), replacing the Article 29 Working Party’s Opinion 05/2014 that…
IT Law Blog
GDPR Audit in 2026: Assessment of Technical and Organisational Measures
By Publisher
Тoday, personal data simultaneously exists within products, cloud infrastructure, analytics services, CRM systems, correspondence, spreadsheets, artificial intelligence models, and integrations with external services. A GDPR audit should reveal not only…
IT Law Blog
EU Compliance for Technology Products in 2026: AI Act, GDPR, EAA, and PLD
By Publisher
A technology product in the EU has long ceased to exist within the boundaries of a single law. Personal data means the GDPR, an artificial intelligence model means the AI…
European Law Blog
The AI Exemption That Isn’t: How the Digital Omnibus Weakens Article 9’s Strongest Protections Under the Guise of Technical Necessity
The Digital Omnibus proposes Article 9(2)(k), letting AI systems process special category data on grounds of technical necessity. This piece tests that claim, finding its gateway too broad and its…
ComplexDiscovery
UK and EU impose first simultaneous cyber sanctions as Poland attack is attributed to the FSB
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: For the first time, London and Brussels imposed sanctions under their respective cyber regimes on the same day, and they did it while jointly attributing to the FSB…
Connect on Tech
Thought for the week: Web scraping for generative AI is subject to the GDPR
This article was originally published by IAPP linked here. Organizations using scraped data for AI training should prepare for heightened expectations around data minimization, transparency and accountability. On 7 July,…