FEATURING...
p12 ENGLAND, INDIA
Shilpen Savani & N V Saisunder gunnercooke llp, Eshwars Advocates
p16 US – CALIFORNIA, NEVADA Ismail Amin TALG
p18 MAURITIUS, SEYCHELLES Vimal Damry Premier Financial Services Limited
p20 TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS Dominique Gardiner Wilson Wells
The AI advantage
p22 GERMANY
Renate Schnürch Kanzlei Schnürch
p24 US – CALIFORNIA Rebecca Torrey The Torrey Firm
p26 SWEDEN
Cristina Bergner Case IQ
AI has transformed professional services, but its real advantages lie less in automation than in how well organisations govern, verify and apply it. Across jurisdictions, our members explore a changing advisory landscape where efficiency is valuable, but judgement remains essential. Renate Schnürch examines how AI is reshaping tax advisory work in Germany by automating routine tasks and creating space for higher-value strategic advice. Her contribution highlights the need for digital literacy and human accountability as firms comply with the EU AI Act, GDPR and professional confidentiality obligations. Dominique Gardiner stresses that AI-generated work cannot replace professional responsibility, particularly where local law, confidentiality and court submissions are
concerned. For lawyers and advisors both in the Turks and Caicos Islands and elsewhere, careful verification remains essential. In the US, Ismail Amin presents AI as a powerful starting point for legal research and document review, provided professionals understand its limits and avoid over-reliance. Members also consider the wider regulatory picture, including European governance expectations, cross-border AI rules and emerging questions around intellectual property, employment and data. Together, their insights show that the AI advantage belongs to organisations that combine innovation with oversight, and speed with sound professional judgement.
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