AI use notice
In short. AI can help organise information. It does not make legal decisions. AI output may be inaccurate and is reviewed by a lawyer before it is used as legal advice. Confidential information is not entered into open consumer tools without express written client consent, and a client may ask that AI tools not be used at all.
1. What AI may assist with
Extraction, comparison, translation, first draft preparation and internal organisation of material.
2. What AI does not do
- AI does not decide legal strategy.
- AI does not replace professional judgment.
- AI output is not treated as legal advice unless reviewed and adopted by the lawyer.
3. AI generated material may be inaccurate
Output from AI tools can be incomplete, out of date, or simply wrong, including in ways that read plausibly. It is checked before it is used, and legal advice and lawyer work product are reviewed by a lawyer before being sent.
4. Confidentiality
Where technology tools are used in a legal engagement, they are used subject to the engagement terms, client instructions, confidentiality obligations and applicable law. I do not use open consumer AI tools for client confidential material unless the client expressly agrees in writing.
5. How client material is handled
The AI tools used on client matters are Claude models, provided by Anthropic. Client material is processed only through a business account under Anthropic's commercial terms, under which the provider does not use that material to train its models.
Access to that account is limited to me. Each client's material is kept in a separate matter workspace and is not used in work for another client.
The provider's servers may be located outside Israel, so client material may be processed abroad, subject to the provider's commercial terms and to my confidentiality obligations.
When a matter ends, its material is kept or deleted in line with the engagement terms and professional retention obligations. If the provider or these arrangements change, this notice is updated.
6. You can ask me not to use AI tools
A client may request that AI tools not be used on the matter, and that instruction will be recorded in the engagement terms. You may also ask, at any point in a matter, which parts of the work involved these tools and what was done to check the output.
7. Where AI is used in my work
AI tools assist with organising and comparing documents, checking consistency across a transaction's documents, preparing first drafts, and flagging points that depart from a client's own standards or from what was previously agreed with them. This runs only within an active engagement, on the information and permissions agreed with that client. It never runs on site visitors generally, and never before an engagement exists.
Every output is checked automatically before a lawyer sees it, and a lawyer reads it in full, decides it, and approves it before it reaches you. Nothing produced this way is sent, filed, or relied on without that review.
8. Professional responsibility
Professional responsibility remains with the lawyer under the engagement terms and applicable law. It is not transferred to a tool or to a provider.