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Practical projects, expert perspectives on regulatory and technological developments, and the latest news from Clarius Group.
24 September 2026
AI-generated complaints: when processing becomes more demanding
AI can draft a detailed complaint, objection or statement of claim within a few minutes. That creates a practical challenge for companies: even a letter that looks convincing at first glance still has to be reviewed on its merits and handled reliably.
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9 September 2026
DSA designation for ChatGPT: why companies should treat platform and AI governance as one issue
On 31 August 2026 the European Commission designated ChatGPT, Reddit and Roblox as very large services under the Digital Services Act. Platform regulation and generative AI are moving even closer to everyday business.
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Legal developments in nine topic areas monitored on a semi-automated basis
A multinational telecommunications group receives a robust monthly overview of relevant legal developments in Germany – researched with technology support and assessed from a legal perspective.
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12 June 2026
Clarius at the 2026 Legal Operations Conference
We are pleased to be attending the 2026 Legal Operations Conference in Cologne on 17 and 18 June. The conference brings together leading figures from legal departments, law firms and legal operations – and we will be right at the heart of it.
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27 May 2026
Clarius Group launches AI platform CLAIR
Clarius Group presents its AI platform CLAIR. It brings together legal advice, process automation, AI agents and structured data models in a single infrastructure.
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Group data protection for a media group steered centrally
An internationally active media group brings together the data protection of its group companies and establishes an external data protection officer as the central contact.
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24 April 2026 · Wolfgang Platte
Working from home and occupational safety duties: who bears which responsibilities?
The increasing prevalence of homeworking and hybrid working models raises a central question for companies: who is responsible for occupational safety when employees work from home rather than in a traditional office?
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9 April 2026
Handelsblatt special publication Digital Law 2026
AI handles routine tasks. People make decisions. It sounds simple – but it is not. In the legal sector especially, the question is how people and machines genuinely work together in day-to-day client matters: who bears responsibility? Who reviews, who decides, who is liable?
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Contracts, approvals and deadlines controlled centrally
A regional mobility and trade group creates a central contract file and automates recurring processes in contract management.
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