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EU AI Act for legal tech

*Engineering guidance, not legal advice. Your legal team decides how the Act applies to your products.*

Where this sector lands

Annex III point 8 covers AI systems intended to be used by or on behalf of a judicial authority to research and interpret facts and the law and to apply the law to facts, or used similarly in alternative dispute resolution. A drafting or research assistant used by a law firm is not automatically in scope; a system used on behalf of a court may be. Classification depends on intended purpose.

The logging duties that follow

See Art. 12 logging and log retention. Logs cannot be backfilled: runs you do not record today will not exist when someone asks about them.

What counts as evidence

Lawyers face professional duties on supervision and confidentiality. A signed run record shows which sources the agent retrieved, what it produced and who reviewed it, without needing to trust a vendor dashboard. Be careful that logs of privileged material are themselves protected and retention-limited.

A log in your own database is your word. What convinces an outsider is a hash chain over the run's events, so edits and deletions are detectable, plus an independent signature verifiable with a public key.

How Vetro Attest fits

Vetro Attest accepts an OpenTelemetry GenAI trace (OTLP/JSON) or a native Vetro ledger, with nothing to install. Verification is free. For 29 USD per ledger, one-off:

Limits, stated plainly: the countersignature proves the log verified clean at a time, not that a decision was fair or the data correct. The report supports a compliance conversation; it is not a conformity assessment. Paid ledgers are deleted after 7 days, and the report and attestation are emailed to you to keep.

Next steps

See a sample ledger verified in one click, check your own logs free or get the countersigned EU AI Act report.

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