European Compliance Suite

We provide lawyer-built product compliance services for digital and AI products operating across multiple regulatory jurisdictions — EU, UK, Swiss, and international. Services cover regulatory framework assessment, obligation mapping, cross-framework conflict analysis, authorised representative appointments, and compliance documentation. Every engagement is fixed-price, delivered by a qualified lawyer, and produces a written output you own.

A cross-regime compliance service assesses one product against every regulatory framework that reaches it simultaneously — rather than commissioning separate compliance services for each law. It is built for product teams and founders who know their product operates across multiple frameworks but have not had all of them mapped together.

If your AI product is subject to the EU AI Act and GDPR and the Cyber Resilience Act, a cross-regime compliance service shows you the full obligation surface, the overlaps, and the conflicts — in one engagement, at one fixed price.

Law firms bill by the hour, scope by negotiation, and deliver advice in formats designed for other lawyers. Our compliance services are fixed-price, scoped before work begins, and deliver written outputs structured for use with regulators, notified bodies, investors, and acquirers — not internal memoranda.

A cross-regime assessment from a Magic Circle firm covering the same frameworks would run to tens of thousands in billable hours. Our fixed-fee compliance service produces the same legal determination at a fraction of the cost, in a format your product and engineering teams can actually use.

Our compliance services cover EU AI Act, UK AI regulation, GDPR, UK GDPR, nFADP, Cyber Resilience Act, DORA, NIS2, Data Act, Digital Services Act, Digital Markets Act, revised Product Liability Directive, MiFID II, MDR, AMLD6, CE marking, and the Council of Europe AI Convention — among others confirmed at intake.

Frameworks are ruled in or out with legal reasoning as part of the service. You are not charged for coverage of laws that do not reach your product.

Yes. Post-Brexit, UK and EU frameworks are distinct regimes that frequently apply to the same product simultaneously. Our compliance services map both UK and EU obligations against the same product — UK GDPR and EU GDPR, UK AI regulation and EU AI Act, UK GDPR Article 22 and EU AI Act automated decision-making obligations — identifying where they align and where they diverge. A UK company with EU users typically needs compliance services that address both jurisdictions in a single engagement.

Non-EU companies — UK, US, Canadian, Swiss, Indian, Israeli, Ukrainian — face a specific set of compliance obligations when their products reach EU users. Our compliance services for non-EU providers include cross-regime product assessment covering every applicable EU framework, EU Authorised Representative appointment under Article 22 of the AI Act, GDPR Article 27 representation, and compliance documentation. The most common gap in non-EU companies’ compliance posture is not ignorance of the EU AI Act — it is the five or six other frameworks that reach the same product and have never been assessed.

Every fixed-price compliance service has a defined scope, a defined deliverable, and a defined price agreed before work begins. The cross-regime compliance service at €4,950 includes framework applicability analysis across 50+ frameworks, risk and classification tier determination, full obligation mapping, role determination across all applicable regimes, cross-framework conflict map, gap analysis ranked by enforcement risk, conformity assessment preparation, Living Compliance File™, written assessment memo, and full debrief — for up to three systems. No hourly billing. No open-ended scope. No surprise invoices.

The single-framework EU Product Compliance Assessment delivers within five working days of completed intake. The cross-regime compliance service delivers within ten working days. Timelines start from receipt of a completed intake checklist, not from payment. A short scoping call precedes every engagement to confirm scope, applicable frameworks, and timeline before work begins.

Yes — and this is one of the most common reasons clients commission them. The written assessment memo and Living Compliance File™ produced by our compliance services are specifically structured to hold up under due diligence scrutiny. Investors and acquirers are asking about multi-regime regulatory exposure as a standard due diligence question.

A cross-regime compliance service produces a documented position across every applicable framework in a format their legal teams can review, rely on, and build from.

Financial sector AI products typically sit under the EU AI Act, DORA, MiFID II, AMLD6, and GDPR simultaneously. Our compliance services for financial sector AI include cross-regime assessment covering all applicable frameworks, DORA ICT third-party provider obligation mapping, MiFID II algorithmic trading and suitability analysis where relevant, and AMLD6 transaction monitoring and KYC assessment where the product performs AML functions.

The cross-regime conflict map is particularly valuable for financial sector AI — the interactions between DORA and the EU AI Act, and between MiFID II and GDPR Article 22, create compliance decisions that cannot be made framework by framework.

Compliance software generates checklists. It cannot determine whether your specific product crosses an Article 5 prohibited-practice line, how an Annex III category applies to an edge case in your system, whether your DORA subcontracting chain satisfies the disclosure obligation, or what a cross-framework conflict means for your compliance sequence. These are legal judgements that require a lawyer to make them.

Our compliance services produce legal determinations — documented, reasoned, and structured to hold up under regulatory scrutiny — not templates projected onto your product by an algorithm.

A free 15-minute scoping call establishes which frameworks reach your product, whether a single-framework or cross-regime service is the right fit, and what the engagement looks like before any commitment. If your product is subject to more than two frameworks — which is true of most commercial AI products operating in the EU market — the cross-regime compliance service is almost always the right starting point.