
Nov 3, 2026
AI for in-house lawyers: lessons from four seminar sessions – and what comes nextFour seminars and strong demand
Your organisation needs data protection that works in day-to-day operations, not just on paper. LegalWorks’ data protection team combines deep legal expertise with hands-on in-house experience, supporting you from initial assessment through to full implementation.
Clients engage the team for ongoing legal support, structured compliance programmes, a DPO for hire, and qualified input on transactions, supervisory matters and other complex change projects. Data protection work is closely aligned with commercial, technology and security advice.

Advice on GDPR and other data protection laws, from discrete questions to complete compliance frameworks with policies, processes and routines that work in practice.
An external DPO function with clear reporting, follow-up and ongoing advice, or support for your internal DPO.
Reviews of your data protection programme and GDPR compliance, plus risk-focused due diligence in corporate transactions.
Tailored training for management, specialists, DPOs and staff, delivered as workshops, classroom training or e-learning, including DP Academy in cooperation with Forum för Dataskydd.
Governance documents, records of processing, DPIA methodology, templates and routines that last over time.
Mapping of AI systems, risk classification and advice on the AI Act’s requirements for providers and deployers of AI.
A structured approach reduces the risk of supervisory action, incidents and data breaches, and makes it easier to prioritise remediation in change projects and M&A.
Clear guidance frees internal resources and lets business and IT teams move faster within a defined risk appetite. Data protection becomes part of operations rather than a blocker.
Mature data protection strengthens trust with customers, employees, authorities and business partners, and is increasingly a requirement in procurements and strategic collaborations.
Focus on your business model, data flows and actual exposure, not theoretical scenarios.
Lawyers and IT specialists work together, so legal requirements and technical solutions align and are realistic to implement and maintain.
Responsibilities are anchored with the right people, and documentation and processes are built for your organisation to own and develop.
A DPO is required for public authorities, for organisations whose core activities involve large-scale, regular and systematic monitoring of individuals, and for organisations that process sensitive data on a large scale. Many other companies appoint a DPO anyway to give their data protection work structure.
Yes. The GDPR allows the DPO to be engaged under a service contract. An external DPO gives access to specialist expertise without creating a new position.
When processing is likely to result in a high risk to individuals’ rights and freedoms, for example large-scale processing of sensitive data, systematic monitoring or use of new technology. The Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection (IMY) has published a list of processing operations that always require a DPIA.
In most cases the Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection (IMY) orders the company to remedy the shortcomings, but serious breaches can lead to fines. Damages claims, reputational harm, and requirements for documented compliance in procurements and customer contracts come on top.
The review covers records of processing, legal bases, data processing agreements, transfers to third countries, past incidents and supervisory matters. The aim is to identify risks that affect price, warranties or post-acquisition integration.
It depends on whether your company develops or uses AI systems and which risk category they fall into. Obligations are being phased in, and mapping the AI systems you use is a good first step.

Nov 3, 2026
AI for in-house lawyers: lessons from four seminar sessions – and what comes nextFour seminars and strong demand
The leading Legal Tech event in the Nordics.
