AI Policy

Information pursuant to Article 13, Law 132/2025

The attorneys of the Firm may use artificial intelligence (AI) systems, but only for purposes that are deemed strictly instrumental to and in support of their professional activities. The use of such tools is aimed at improving the efficiency of the activities that are carried out, in all phases of the engagement, and such use is always subject to verification and control by the attorney. The attorney maintains an active and central role in correctly framing the support requested from the AI systems and in the critical evaluation and continuous review of the outputs, thus ensuring that the final result is always attributable to the work of the attorney, who remains at the centre of the decision-making process and is solely responsible for the work product as a whole.

The firm utilises the most advanced generative artificial intelligence models currently available, that meet the most rigorous standards of confidentiality, security and data protection. The data and content entered into the AI systems by the Firm’s attorneys are not used to train the models and are not shared with third parties. Personal data will continue to be processed in full compliance with all current legislation in force and in accordance with the strict internal policies and best practices within the framework of the Firm's Organisational Model for the processing and protection of personal data.

The attorneys of the Firm attend training courses on the use of the AI tools that are made available to them within the Firm, and inform the client of the use of any AI tools within the scope of the engagement. The attorney remains at all times fully available to the client to explain how these tools may have influenced the work carried out on the client’s behalf, and to provide any further information on the methods and technologies used, in a manner that is transparent and in full compliance with ethical standards and the trust that the client has placed with the attorney.