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The emerging law of artificial intelligence, for Maine business.

AI is moving faster than the law around it. Braun Law helps Maine businesses put AI to work without tripping over rules that are still being written - and does it as a practice that builds its own AI tools, with client confidentiality by design.

Talk through your AI questions What we handle

The problem

Most businesses are adopting AI faster than they are pricing in the legal questions.

What goes into the vendor contract. Who owns what the tool produces. What it means for employees and for privacy. Which of the emerging state and federal rules actually apply. These questions are arriving now, and the answers are being written in real time. Braun Law helps Maine businesses answer them and put usable, defensible AI policies in place.

What we handle

A real practice, not a slogan.

AI use policies & governance

Clear, workable policies for how your workforce uses AI tools.

AI vendor, SaaS & licensing contracts

Reviewing and negotiating the agreements behind the tools you buy.

AI in hiring, monitoring & the workplace

Employment questions raised by automated tools and decision systems.

Data-privacy questions

The privacy exposure that AI tools create for your business and customers.

Intellectual property

Ownership of AI output, plus training-data and trade-secret exposure.

Tracking the emerging rules

Following Maine and federal AI rules as they land, so you are not caught out.

Why this practice

Not a practice that read about AI last week.

Attorney Gregory P. Braun builds his own legal-technology tools through Forged Lucidity, an AI research effort, with client confidentiality as a design constraint. The questions AI raises for your business are questions this practice works through every day - from the same seat you are in.

It is the same early-mover approach a good lawyer takes to any new field: get in front of it, learn it deeply, and help clients act with confidence while the rules settle. Here, the domain knowledge is real and firsthand.

Confidentiality by design

Client information is not handed to third-party or public AI systems. Confidentiality is built into how this practice uses technology - not bolted on afterward.

Consistent with Maine Rule of Professional Conduct 1.6 and ABA Formal Opinion 512 (2024), the profession's first ethics guidance on lawyers' use of generative AI.

Contact

Put your AI questions in front of a lawyer who works with it daily.

Serving businesses across Maine. Send a short note about what your business is doing with AI and where you want clarity.