Law Firm Diagnostic · v2.1
EU AI Act · August 2026
Confidential Assessment
Live regulatory scannerAI-powered analysisBoard-ready output3 minutes · No sales call
SRA · UK GDPR · ICO · Regulatory Intelligence · June 2026
Shadow AI & Transparency Diagnostic
Three minutes. Thirteen questions. A personalised board-ready report that tells your firm exactly where it stands before the August 2026 regulatory deadline — free, no sales call, no obligation.
⚑ August 2, 2026 — 68 daysArticle 50 transparency obligations & Article 4 AI literacy requirements become enforceable. No extension.
Aug 2
2026 transparency rules enforced — no extension granted
£17.5M
Maximum ICO fine or 4% of global annual turnover
<12%
UK law firms with documented AI governance in place
Dec '27
Annex III High-Risk deadline — extended. August is not.
The SRA Code obligations apply now — no deadline, no grace period. The ICO is actively enforcing UK GDPR against AI deployments without adequate controls. For EU-facing firms, the August 2026 EU AI Act transparency obligations were not extended. The majority of mid-size UK law firms are not ready.
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Section 1 of 5 · Firm profile
Tell us about your firm
This personalises your report. We do not store, share, or sell this data.
Your board-ready PDF summary is emailed to this address
Used to calculate your maximum penalty exposure under Article 99
Step 1 of 5
Section 2 of 5 · AI tool inventory
Which AI tools are deployed at your firm?
Select all that are in active use — including tools used informally by fee earners on personal or firm devices. Shadow AI usage is often underestimated.
Formal / licensed tools
Informal / personal use (shadow AI)
Step 2 of 5
Section 3 of 5 · Governance & policy
Current governance posture
Answer honestly — this is confidential. The accuracy of your report depends entirely on the accuracy of your responses.
Step 3 of 5
Section 4 of 5 · Transparency & client data
Client data and AI disclosure
These questions target the Article 50 transparency obligations that become mandatory August 2, 2026. They apply to every firm using AI — regardless of risk tier.
Step 4 of 5
Section 5 of 5 · Partner liability & board readiness
Board readiness and personal liability
These final questions determine whether your firm's partners are personally exposed and whether the board has adequate visibility of AI risk.
Step 5 of 5
Generating your exposure report
Analysing responses against EU AI Act Articles 4 and 50, SRA guidance, and ICO expectations. Approximately 20 seconds.
Processing AI tool inventory and risk classification