Writing legal update bulletins

-75% writing time

Producing regular legal summaries for internal circulation, as a news flash or a monthly bulletin, requires rigour at three stages: selecting what matters, summarising accurately, formatting. Short of time, issues become less frequent and the information reaches the business after the decision has already been made.

The automated workflow

A structured process for fast, reliable results.

Content selection

The most important legal and regulatory developments of the period are identified automatically.

Structured drafting

A bulletin is generated with a summary of each development, an impact analysis and references.

Design

Your brand guidelines and distribution format (email, intranet, PDF) are applied automatically.

Targeted distribution

The bulletin is sent to the people concerned according to their areas of responsibility.

Tangible results

-75%

Bulletin production time

Weekly

A sustainable publishing rhythm

By audience

A separate bulletin for each department concerned

Up and running in 3 to 4 weeks

From specification to deployment, with visible results from the first few weeks.

Rapid scoping (1 week)

Working prototype at the halfway point

Deployment and training included

Frequently asked questions: Writing legal update bulletins

Yes, structure, length, level of detail, brand guidelines and distribution channels are set to match your internal practices.

Yes, an approval workflow lets the head of legal review and approve before distribution, with the option to edit the text at any time.

Yes, you can configure separate bulletins by department or area of law, each with the topics relevant to its audience.

Content comes from automated regulatory monitoring where it is deployed, or from manually configured sources. Selection keeps the developments that affect your activities.

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