AI for legal education and services
Legal education platforms built and run for our group company CELNET’s Centre for Legal Excellence and for NanoSchool’s law certificates.
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We build platforms for legal education. Our builds here are the Centre for Legal Excellence, run by our group company CELNET, and the law certificate courses of our group company NanoSchool.
Where AI helps
- Delivering online legal courses and certificates.
- Helping students find and read the right cases and materials.
- Preparing first drafts of course material for a legal expert to review.
Compliance notes
- No legal advice from AI. AI tools in this field should support learning and research. They should not give legal advice to the public.
- Client confidentiality. If you handle client documents, check where an AI tool processes them and who can see them.
- India’s DPDP Act 2023 and Rules 2025. Substantive duties apply from 14 May 2027. They include a plain-language notice, withdrawal of consent that is as easy as giving it, a grievance officer contact and breach notices. Registration of consent managers opens in Nov 2026.
- GDPR and UK GDPR. They apply when you handle personal data of people in the EU or the UK. Expect questions about lawful basis, data export and deletion, sub-processors and transfers.
- EU AI Act, Article 50. Since 2 Aug 2026, a chatbot must tell people they are talking to an AI, and AI-generated images and video need a label.
This is general information, not legal advice.
Ask your own legal adviser how these rules apply to you.
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