AI legal support – AI law specialist
We protect developers and users of AI systems from legal risk.
Comprehensive legal support for businesses deploying artificial intelligence, from AI Act compliance audits to intellectual property protection. Explained in plain language.
- We conduct AI Act compliance audits and classify AI systems by risk level.
- We protect intellectual property, from AI models to trade marks for AI tools.
- We put GDPR compliance measures in place for AI projects, including DPIAs for high-risk systems.
Develop your AI project with confidence.
The AI Act is coming and you're not ready
The AI Act is being phased in.
From August 2026, transparent communication with AI users is mandatory. The full requirements for high-risk systems apply from December 2027. Fines will be as high as EUR 35 million or 7% of turnover. We help you work through the technical documentation and procedures before the deadline catches you off guard.
You don't know whether you can legally use your training data
Models trained without the right licences expose your company to copyright claims.
Contracts with AI tool providers must clearly address dataset licences and liability for outputs.
Liability for AI decisions is a serious risk
AI systems that make automated decisions raise complex legal issues: human oversight of how the system operates, liability for hallucinations and discrimination, and user claims.
Without clear rules, the risk grows with every deployment.
Your intellectual property documentation is a mess
Algorithms, models and AI-generated content – who owns them?
Without an intellectual property protection strategy, trade mark registrations and a clear allocation of rights, your innovations are left unprotected.
GDPR compliance for AI projects requires a specialist
AI systems that process personal data are subject to the GDPR and require a DPIA.
Algorithmic transparency, explainable decisions and data subject rights – non-compliance leads to an inspection by UODO, Poland's data protection authority.You want to grow without roadblocks
To scale your AI product, you need certification and a legal audit.
Enterprise clients expect AI Act compliance and technical documentation that meets international standards. Without them, sales grind to a halt.
Your expert in AI law.
A deep understanding of AI and machine learning You don't know whether you can legally use your training data
We combine legal expertise with a practical understanding of artificial intelligence, machine learning and data analysis.
We use AI tools ourselves to automate processes, so we speak the language of new technologies, from GPUs to algorithmic bias.
Connections across the AI ecosystem You want to grow without roadblocks
We work with the tech sector and software development companies.
We give clients access to AI specialists, investors and business partners.
Specialists in the AI Act and sector-specific regulations GDPR compliance for AI projects requires a specialist
AI law is the core of our practice.
We track changes to EU laws, regulations and guidance, updating our recommendations before new requirements take effect.
A practical approach, not theoretical analysis Your intellectual property documentation is a mess
We deliver ready-to-use solutions, not theoretical opinions.
Clear recommendations and AI tools ready to implement. A straight answer, a firm deadline and a clear price.
A fast response to regulatory changes The AI Act is coming and you're not ready
We help you prepare early rather than waiting for interpretations of the law.
We regularly update our recommendations as AI regulations evolve.
Experience implementing AI Liability for AI decisions is a minefield
We have years of experience implementing AI systems across industries, from e-commerce to medtech and healthtech.
We understand the practical challenges of implementation and give clients clear procedures to follow instead of general opinions.Comprehensive legal advice for AI projects.
AI Act compliance audit and risk classification AI Act compliance audit
We analyse your AI system's risk level and compliance with the AI Act.
We determine its risk category and prepare a compliance roadmap and the technical documentation required under the regulation.
Contracts and licences for AI Contracts and licences for AI solutions
We prepare licence agreements and procedures for AI projects.
We negotiate terms with data, API and infrastructure providers, including OpenAI, Anthropic and Google. We analyse risks associated with cloud providers. We protect rights to AI solutions, especially copyright in training data.
Intellectual property protection for AI systems Intellectual property protection in AI
We develop a strategy to protect your algorithms and AI systems, including copyright in code and models.
We also handle trade mark registration for AI tools, protect trade secrets and secure database rights.
GDPR and data protection in AI projects GDPR and data protection in AI
We conduct DPIAs for AI systems and assess privacy risks.
We implement privacy by design and data minimisation. We prepare documentation explaining how AI decisions are made and procedures for handling data subject rights requests. We support you during UODO audits.
Technical and legal documentation for AI systems Technical and legal documentation for AI systems
We prepare the technical documentation required by AI regulations, taking ethical, regulatory and procedural standards into account.
We handle the entire process, from the initial analysis to the complete set of documents.
Risk and liability analysis for AI decisions AI risk and liability analysis
We map the legal risks of your AI project.
We identify areas of civil and criminal liability, especially where algorithms make decisions. We develop a risk reduction strategy that includes human oversight, a key element of the AI Act.
This won't be your typical lawyer–client relationship
What is it like to work with us?
We appreciated the firm’s proactive approach to AI matters. We got not just solutions for today, but also a roadmap for the future. Thanks to comprehensive legal protection, we could focus on what matters most — product development and acquiring clients.
No legal jargon, no unnecessary complications. It’s a bit like our app – it’s meant to be simple and to work exactly when it’s needed. I never had to explain to them that in a startup time matters and we don’t have the resources to wade through piles of paperwork.
Thanks to the lawyers at Creativa Legal, I can focus on what really matters – growing FireX and testing it in real firefighting conditions. It’s a relief knowing the legal side is handled by people who actually understand the specifics of tech projects.
Thank you for preparing clear and reliable documents. We were looking for lawyers who would look at our situation from a business perspective, not through the lens of the code. Creativa Legal understood what we wanted to achieve and drafted the regulations in an accessible and clear way. Lawyers who think like a business partner – that’s exactly what every industry professional is looking for.
The firm prepared a set of terms and conditions for us implementing the Omnibus Directive and the Digital Content Directive across our B2B and B2C services. Together, we also carried out a GDPR audit and implementation.
The biggest advantages of working with Creativa Legal are responsiveness, transparency about costs, and a comprehensive approach to business. The Creativa team is always ready to help with day-to-day matters 🙂
Wanting to streamline our sales management process, we decided to work with a software house on building, deploying and maintaining an application. Since a business-minded approach and protecting the company in our relationship with the contractor mattered to us, we reached out to Creativa Legal.
In our day-to-day collaboration, what we value most is their comprehensive approach, smooth ongoing contact, response time and flexibility. We’ll keep working together.
In working with the firm, we value not just their punctuality, clear advice and transparent communication, but also their openness to every question and the easy exchange of ideas – by email or during online meetings. We also rate highly their transparency on engagement costs and their holistic approach to our plans.
We recommend Creativa Legal to blockchain start-ups looking for lawyers who are flexible, communicative, and will guide them by the hand through the entire project.
I recommend Creativa Legal’s services to all entrepreneurs in the crypto and e-commerce industries, above all for their openness to new and unconventional solutions, their comprehensive approach, and how quick and easy it is to stay in touch with them (through online tools).
What’s more, special mention goes to how punctually the firm delivers on engagements and how committed its lawyers are to seeing them through.
My first contact with Arek was great – during our meeting he explained all the ins and outs of working together. The firm analysed our application in real depth, looking at how it works and how the terms and conditions should be drafted for us.
I highly recommend the firm to anyone building their own SaaS application who wants everything buttoned up tight! We’d worked with several firms before, but none matched Creativa Legal for professionalism, thoroughness, and communication!
The lawyers analysed every issue that mattered to us, prepared documents for the platforms, drafted agreements with our partners and subcontractors, and continue to support our companies’ operations on an ongoing basis. The firm also supported us in registering the Immobooking Foundation.
The firm’s team always responds to our needs quickly and professionally. We wholeheartedly recommend Creativa Legal to companies looking for comprehensive legal care!
How much does AI legal support cost?
The figures shown are indicative price ranges. We tailor every quote to your project following a free consultation.
Need ongoing support? See our subscription model – like having your own in-house legal team, without the cost of a full-time hire.
Frequently asked questions about AI legal support
A legal audit of an AI system usually starts at PLN 5,000, depending on the project's complexity. It includes risk classification, an AI Act compliance analysis, risk mapping and a compliance roadmap. That's a fraction of the potential fines, which can reach EUR 35 million or 7% of turnover.
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We usually offer two billing models: project fees of PLN 4,000–8,000 for a specific implementation, or a subscription starting at PLN 3,000 per month for ongoing legal support. The first call is free. We provide a quote upfront, with no hidden costs. [Request a quote]
Putting basic compliance measures in place takes 2–4 weeks. Bringing a high-risk AI system into compliance with the AI Act takes 2–6 months. Creativa Legal offers both rapid audits and long-term legal support.
The AI Act classifies AI systems by risk level. High-risk systems, including those used in healthcare, recruitment and credit scoring, require technical documentation, a risk management system and regular audits. We'll help determine which category your system falls into and prepare a compliance plan.
Yes. Integrating with large language model APIs requires safeguards covering liability for AI-generated content, copyright in input and output data, and GDPR compliance. We prepare contracts and procedures tailored to your use case.
Liability depends on your role in the chain: provider, deployer or user. The deployer, meaning the entity deploying the AI tool, is usually liable, but liability may also rest with the provider or user. It is important to allocate liability in contracts and put risk mitigation measures in place.
Protecting AI systems and models requires a multi-layered approach: arranging assignments of rights from developers, safeguarding trade secrets, obtaining patents and protecting databases. An AI law specialist at Creativa Legal will prepare an IP protection strategy tailored to your project.
An AI system is considered high-risk if it is used in an area listed in the AI Act, including biometrics, critical infrastructure, education, employment, public services or the administration of justice. The same applies if the system may affect health, safety or fundamental rights. An AI law specialist will help classify your system.
Lawfully obtaining data requires a legal basis under the GDPR and compliance with copyright law and licence terms. Options include publicly available data (subject to restrictions), purchased datasets, synthetic data and partnerships with organisations that hold large datasets. We advise you on the right strategy.
If your AI system processes personal data and may pose a risk to individuals' rights and freedoms, for example through profiling, automated decision-making, or large-scale processing, a DPIA is mandatory. We conduct the assessment and prepare the documentation.
Our AI law specialists support you at every stage of implementation, from the initial consultation to ongoing legal advice. Our years of experience in artificial intelligence and new technologies allow us to combine AI Act and GDPR compliance analysis with a practical understanding of business. We protect your project through sound implementation practices and a professional approach tailored to every client.
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