LawTech companies, firms, AI developers, public bodies and other legal-service innovators can apply to work with UK regulators on concrete deployment questions.
What you need to know
- Applications close at 11:59pm on 27 September 2026
- LawTech, firms, AI developers, SMEs and public bodies may fit
- Participation is not regulatory approval or exemption
What the programme offers
Selected participants can work with legal-services and data regulators for up to nine months on defined deployment questions. The value is coordinated guidance across regulatory boundaries, not a marketing endorsement.
Where the strongest use cases sit
AI-assisted conveyancing, legal-document analysis, access-to-justice services and products crossing several regulatory regimes are natural candidates when the applicant can describe a real-world deployment and a specific unresolved question.
What a credible application needs
Explain the product, intended users, real operational use, evidence already gathered and the precise issue that blocks responsible deployment. A generic request for legal advice is weaker than a bounded test with outcomes the regulators can examine.
HUBAI VIEWThe programme is a supervised route to clarify regulatory questions—not approval, endorsement or exemption from legal duties.
Buyer decision signal: Open programme · legal AI
What to verify next
1Confirm applicant and use-case eligibility
2Define the unresolved regulatory question
3Describe real-world deployment evidence
4Name the regulators or regimes involved
5Submit before the published deadline
Read the evidence
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