We advise governments, legislators, regulators, and public agencies on the design and implementation of technology policy that keeps pace with innovation while protecting the public interest. Our technology policy consulting services bridge law, regulation, and technical reality helping policymakers craft frameworks that are future-ready, enforceable, and resilient.

From emerging technologies to digital infrastructure, we support policymakers at every stage of the policy lifecycle.

What we do

• Technology-focused legislative and regulatory drafting: Clear, precise statutes and regulations addressing AI, data protection, digital platforms, cybersecurity, fintech, and emerging technologies.

• Legal and regulatory risk analysis: Assessment of constitutional, administrative, competition, privacy, and cross-border risks associated with technology regulation.

• Technology policy design & impact assessment: Analysis of innovation impacts, economic effects, equity considerations, and unintended consequences.

• Governance, compliance & enforcement frameworks: Practical oversight models, compliance obligations, audit mechanisms, and enforcement tools tailored to fast-moving technologies.

• Stakeholder engagement & consultation: Structured engagement with industry, civil society, technical experts, and the public to build legitimacy and reduce implementation friction.

• Adaptive policy & review mechanisms: Sunset clauses, regulatory sandboxes, and review triggers to ensure policies remain effective as technology evolves.

Outcomes you can expect

• Clear, enforceable technology laws and regulations that withstand legal challenge.

• Reduced regulatory uncertainty for innovators and the public.

• Stronger governance, accountability, and public trust in technology systems.

• Measurable policy outcomes with built-in mechanisms for review and adjustment.

Let’s shape technology policy that works

Contact our Technology Policy & Regulation team for a confidential discussion on how we can support your legislative or regulatory priorities.