Law meets technology

AI as a tool — not as a replacement

I use artificial intelligence actively in my work. Not to cut corners, but to spend time where it creates value for you.

AI can quickly produce an acceptable assessment of a contract or a draft clause. But it only sees what you ask about — it does not see the gaps. That is precisely where experience, knowledge and the ability to uncover and close those gaps come in.

So I use AI for control, overview and support — never as a fully automated solution. The result is faster answers, sharper analysis and a price that reflects it.

All use of AI respects confidentiality. Client-confidential information is not shared with tools that do not meet the necessary requirements for security and data processing.

Tools I work with

  • Legora

    Legal research and contract analysis

  • Perplexity

    Source-critical research with references

  • Claude

    Analysis and structure in complex documents

  • ChatGPT

    Drafting, sparring and language work

  • Lovable

    Prototypes and digital tools

My principles

  • Confidential information is only shared with tools that can carry it.
  • AI never delivers the final answer — the lawyer does.
  • The efficiency must be felt by you, including in the price.
  • I am open about where and how AI has been used.