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For partners in French business law firms

The only LinkedIn writing service for French business lawyers

For partners at firms of 5 to 30 lawyers practising corporate, employment, data protection, competition, tax or commercial law for company clients. It finds the week's legal news in your practice area, writes it for in-house counsel, and checks it against article 10 of the RIN before you ever read it.

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SampleData protection, the week's brief

This week in data protection, ranked for the in-house counsel your clients employ.

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Official journal

Retention periods for HR data: new guidance

Regulator

Notice on monitoring employees at work

Court bulletin

Ruling on transfer clauses in processor contracts

Legal press

Commentary on a recent regulator decision

The week's news, in order of relevance:

A regulator publishes guidance on how long HR data may be kept. In-house counsel will be asked which periods their company applies, and who signs off the purge.

A ruling on transfer clauses in processor contracts. Worth a short note: the clause most contracts already contain, and the one worth rereading.

A notice on monitoring employees at work. Counsel will want the three questions to put to HR before the next policy review.

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Lawcraft does the reading and the writing

A sample of one week for one partner: the post below is what lands in front of you to read.

Draft for in-house counsel, in French

Sample

Durée de conservation des données RH : trois questions à poser à vos équipes

  1. 1. Chaque catégorie de données a-t-elle une durée de conservation définie ?
  2. 2. Qui valide les purges, et à quelle fréquence ?
  3. 3. Vos prestataires appliquent-ils la même règle ?

À partager avec votre DPO avant la prochaine revue du registre des traitements.

Written for a partner in data protection. Sample text, not a published post.

Practice area

The week's news is read in the area you pick.

  • Corporate
  • Employment
  • Data protection
  • Competition
  • Tax
  • Commercial

Article 10 of the RIN

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  • Lawyer and firm named in the post
  • Informative tone, no promised result
  • No claim to a reserved title

Before you read it

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  • The week’s news found in your area
  • A post written for in-house counsel
  • Checked against article 10 of the RIN

One brief for each practice area you write in

Sample questions an in-house counsel might ask, across the six areas Lawcraft covers.

CorporateHow should a shareholders’ agreement handle deadlock?
EmploymentWhat should HR check before a remote-work amendment?
Data protectionWho validates purges of HR data, and how often?
CompetitionWhat should a distribution agreement say about online sales?
TaxWhich transfer-pricing documents should a group keep ready?
CommercialHow should a supplier contract cap liability?
Data protectionWhat belongs in a processor contract?
CorporateWhat must a board minute for a related-party deal?
CommercialWhat should general terms say about late payment?
CompetitionWhen does an information exchange become a risk?
EmploymentHow do you document a reasoned dismissal?
TaxWhat should counsel ask before a restructuring?
EmploymentWhich notice periods should clients recheck this quarter?
CommercialIs an exclusivity clause worth the price it carries?
CorporateWhat changes when a company moves to a simplified form?
TaxHow should a holding company document its substance?
Data protectionWhat should counsel tell staff about monitoring?
CompetitionWhat does a merger filing need to show early?

Give your week to clients, not to a blank page

Three steps happen before the post reaches you. None of them is yours.

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It finds the news

Each week it reads the legal news in your practice area and picks what in-house counsel will ask about.

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It writes the post

It drafts the LinkedIn post, written for in-house counsel, ready for you to read.

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It checks article 10

Before you read it, the draft is checked against article 10 of the RIN, the rules on how lawyers may communicate.

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Lawcraft costs 49 € per lawyer per month

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