Services
Every service below starts with a problem founders bring me. Find yours, see what you get and how long it takes. Fixed fee, agreed before we start.
Three ways to work
Find your problem
Don’t see yours? Most first calls start with something that isn’t on a list.
“Is our AI product actually legal to sell?”
I check what your AI does, who is responsible when it goes wrong and what you need to fix before customers or regulators ask.
“Are we handling customer data the right way?”
I follow your users’ data through your product, tools and team, and show you exactly where you are exposed.
“We have users in Europe. Does the EU AI Act apply to us?”
A clear yes or no, what the Act expects from you, and the dates that apply after the 2026 changes.
“India’s new privacy law is coming. What do we need to change?”
Get ready for India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act before its main duties apply in May 2027.
“What did we just agree to with this AI vendor?”
I read the AI vendor’s terms before you sign, so you know who owns what and whether they train on your data.
“Our software decides who gets hired, approved or flagged. Is that allowed?”
Find where your software makes big decisions about people, and add the notices, human review and appeal routes the law expects.
“Our app creates AI images, video or voice. What are the rules?”
Labelling, watermarking and takedown rules for products that create or host AI-generated content.
“Enterprise buyers keep asking if we follow an AI standard.”
Build the policies and records behind ISO/IEC 42001 and the NIST AI framework, so you can answer yes.
“Children use our app. What extra rules apply?”
Children’s data has the strictest rules. I tell you what to change in your product.
“Every big customer sends a 200-question security questionnaire.”
Answer the privacy, security and AI questions once, then reuse them in every deal.
“Investors are starting due diligence next month.”
Find the IP, data and AI problems before investors or buyers do, and fix the big ones.
“We don’t have a lawyer, and questions come up every week.”
Ongoing advice for launches, contracts, vendors and customer questions.
Timelines are typical, not promises; they depend on your product, markets and documents. Scope and fee are agreed in writing before any work starts. These are legal reviews, not certifications or security testing. Where you need those, I bring in specialist partners.
How every service works
You: Pick a slot and tell me what you do. No prep needed.
Me: I listen, ask questions and tell you honestly whether you need me.
You: Share documents and give me a few short calls with your team.
Me: I look at how you use AI and data, your tools and your contracts.
You: Join one readout call.
Me: I explain what I found in plain English and give you a ranked fix-list.
You: Approve the drafts and make the changes we agree.
Me: I write the policies, contracts and processes, and check the changes.
You: Ping me when something new comes up.
Me: I advise on launches, deals and new laws before they become problems.
Questions founders ask
If you handle personal data, use AI, or sell to businesses, yes, but at the right size. Early on, a short audit and a few key documents usually cover it. We scale up as you do.
Every engagement has a fixed fee, agreed before we start, based on your product and markets. You will know the full price after the first call. No hourly surprises.
You tell me what you are building and what worries you. I tell you what I would do, roughly how long it takes, and whether you need me at all.
Very likely. I advise companies across the EU, UK, US, Asia, the Middle East and India. Where you need a local lawyer, I coordinate one.
Usually not. A template describes some other company. If your policy does not match what your product does, it can create more risk than having none.
Yes. I often handle the AI and data work while your existing lawyers handle corporate or litigation.