Contract review or negotiation — for when you’re considering whether to license your voice, likeness, content, or other data to an AI company, and need to understand the risks, rights, and real-world implications of IP, consent, usage, confidentiality, and downstream control.

Plain-English T&Cs breakdown with red flags and practical advice — for when you’re using (or want to use) an AI service and want to know what you’re agreeing to, and what you might be giving up, especially around things like confidentiality, copyright, and consents.

For when your work involves AI-generated or AI-assisted content — and the usual contributor agreements don’t quite stretch to cover it. You might need to update the fine print to ensure risks concerning things like ownership, transparency, liabilities, intellectual property, attribution, and payment are addressed.

Making sense of overlapping obligations and guidance — for when you want to know whether (and if so, how) to tell your audience, buyers, or commercial partners that you’re using AI. The law is full of grey zones, so the job is less about “ticking a compliance box” and more about understanding pressure points.

Practical guidance and policies tailored to your workflows, values, and legal obligations — for when your team is using AI and you need a clear, human policy that covers responsible use, ethics, legal risk, reputational exposure, and day-to-day guidance.

Updating documents and contractual precedents — for when you want AI-specific protections, such as limiting the types of AI tools your freelancers can use on projects, or ensuring that your likeness can’t be digitally manipulated without your permission.