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  1. 02October2026
    Article8 min readLawyersAI tools

    Claude Cowork for lawyers: using it without exposing professional secrecy

    What Cowork does with the folders you connect, according to Anthropic's own documentation, what changes from one plan to another, and a way of working where it only ever sees a pseudonymised copy.

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  2. 02October2026
    Article10 min readEthicsLawyers

    A law firm AI charter: what the Paris Bar's model contains (July 2026)

    We read the Paris Bar's model AI charter article by article: tool validation and review, human checking, permitted and prohibited uses, liability. Plus five points worth adding before your firm signs it.

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  3. 02October2026
    Article8 min readCase lawLawyers

    Case law invented by AI: what the 2026 French decisions say

    From warnings in late 2025 to fines in 2026: the French decisions on AI-hallucinated citations we could verify, what the judges actually wrote, and a verification routine for every brief.

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  4. 02October2026
    Article9 min readPseudonymisationOpen data

    Open data of court decisions: how the Cour de cassation pseudonymises

    What the law requires before a decision is published, how the Cour de cassation and the Conseil d'État remove identifying data at national scale, and what a law firm preparing files for AI can learn from it.

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  5. 02October2026
    Article8 min readGuideLawyers

    Local, in-browser or cloud pseudonymization: how to choose

    Three architectures, two objects that matter (the original document and the mapping table), and what each choice means for your processing agreement and your professional rules.

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  6. 02October2026
    Article7 min readGDPRGuide

    The mapping table: where to keep it so pseudonymization holds

    Article 4(5) GDPR, the EDPB's pseudonymisation domain and the SRB judgment all point the same way: the key must stay out of the AI provider's reach. Six practical rules for firms.

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