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Security & responsible AI

Trust starts with clear expectations.

Legal work calls for careful data handling and accountable decision-making. Here’s how to approach Tiserio’s policies, AI limitations, and your firm’s due diligence.

Be deliberate with sensitive information

Before adding client information, confirm your firm’s authority to process it, the people who should have access, and any professional confidentiality obligations.

Verify the source, not just the answer

AI can produce incorrect facts, missing context, or invented citations. Check outputs against original documents and authoritative legal sources.

Keep professional judgment in charge

Treat AI output as a starting point. A qualified legal professional must review and approve it before client communication, filing, or other reliance.

Data handling

Understand the policies behind your workflow.

Our Privacy Policy describes the information collected, its use and disclosure, retention, and privacy requests. Our Terms of Use explain responsibilities and limitations when using the platform.

For your firm’s assessment, request written confirmation of applicable hosting locations, access controls, AI providers and data use, retention and deletion arrangements, and available security documentation.

Human oversight

AI assistance is not legal advice.

Drafts, summaries, and analyses may be incomplete or inaccurate. Tiserio does not replace a lawyer’s advice, professional obligations, or independent verification.

  1. 01Check facts, dates, quotations, and citations against their sources.
  2. 02Review jurisdiction, current law, and the context of the matter.
  3. 03Follow your firm’s confidentiality, client disclosure, and approval procedures.
  4. 04Approve the final work before sharing or relying on it.

Have a security or privacy question?

Contact our team with your review requirements or to report a concern. Keep client records, passwords, and other confidential information out of your initial message.

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This overview is informational, not a certification, audit report, or substitute for your firm’s due diligence.