AI compliance,
built to be defensible.
Specialist advisory for mid-market firms navigating the EU AI Act and the UK's sector-led framework. Legally trained. Operationally rigorous.
Start a conversation →Two regimes.
One coherent answer.
The EU AI Act enters its principal enforcement phase on 2 August 2026. High-risk system obligations apply. Penalties reach €35 million or 7% of global turnover.
The United Kingdom has chosen differently: no standalone Act, but a fragmented landscape — the ICO, FCA, PRA, MHRA, Ofcom — applying existing frameworks to AI. Most mid-market firms have material exposure to both regimes simultaneously.
Law firms produce opinions. Consultancies produce programmes. Neither produces both. We do.
Four ways
we engage.
Dual-Regime Readiness Assessment
Integrated assessment covering both EU AI Act and UK regulatory exposure. AI inventory, multi-regime classification, gap analysis, prioritised twelve-month roadmap.
from £22,000EU AI Act Readiness Sprint
Focused EU AI Act engagement. System inventory, risk classification with defensible reasoning, gap analysis, and a prioritised remediation roadmap.
from £13,000AI Governance Programme Build
We build the actual programme — policies, processes, documentation, training — and embed it into your operation. The work that makes a readiness assessment real.
from £28,000Fractional AI Governance Officer
Ongoing governance committee facilitation, regulatory horizon scanning, vendor and system review, executive advisory. The capability you need without the headcount.
from £3,500 / monthA single principal.
Full legal training. Operational rigour.
The principal holds full academic legal training: a Qualifying Law Degree in English law and a Master's degree in European Union Law. Combined with substantial project management experience across regulated programmes, the practice brings both legal substance and operational delivery in a single accountable contact.
- Qualifying Law Degree (LLB), English law
- Master's degree (LLM), European Union Law
- IAPP Artificial Intelligence Governance Professional (AIGP)
- IAPP Certified Information Privacy Professional / Europe (CIPP/E)
- Project Management Professional (PMP)
- Member, Association for Project Management (MAPM); PRINCE2 Practitioner
The practice takes its name from Henry de Bracton, the thirteenth-century English jurist whose treatise On the Laws and Customs of England helped lay the foundations of the common law — a discipline of reading the law closely and applying it in practice.
Four phases.
Defined and defensible.
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Discover
Inventory your AI surface area — systems in production, development and procurement. Map stakeholders, existing governance, current state of documentation.
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Classify
Apply the EU AI Act framework system-by-system. Map UK regulatory exposure across applicable regulators. Document the reasoning for every classification.
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Assess
Gap analysis against applicable obligations under both regimes. Identify overlaps, conflicts, and the cross-cutting work that touches the whole estate.
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Roadmap
Prioritised twelve-month remediation plan with effort estimates, dependencies, governance recommendations, and a board-ready briefing pack.
Start a
conversation.
First conversations are forty-five minutes, complimentary, and end with a clear sense of whether we should work together. We say no when we should — both of our time is too valuable for misfit engagements.
London, United Kingdom
Serving the UK & European Union