Editorial and AI-use policy

Scope and purpose

Legal news is designed to help professionals notice and understand changes in Polish law. It summarizes public official materials and is not created to replace the source document or individual legal advice.

Authorship and oversight

Unless a page states otherwise, explanatory text is prepared by AnyLawyer AI from the sources listed in the article. The AI authorship is shown visibly on every article page and in structured data.

The editorial standard of the service is overseen by Michał Jackowski, professor of AI and law. His background is described on the AnyLawyer team page.

Editorial oversight is not a claim that every article was individually reviewed by a person. An individual expert review or human commentary is identified only when it actually occurred.

Sources and verification

Articles are based on public official sources such as acts, court rulings, tax interpretations, and authority decisions. Source links and short quotations make material claims verifiable. The source-verification date records the latest generation or update of the article's source set.

Separation of content

• AI explanation: connective, explanatory, and summarizing text prepared by AnyLawyer AI.
• Source material: quotations and links attributed to the official document.
• Human commentary: clearly labelled with the name and role of the author or reviewer.

Updates and corrections

We show publication and source-verification dates. If an official source changes or we identify a material error, we update or withdraw the article. Corrections can be reported at hello@anylawyer.com.

Limitations

Legal news is informational and does not constitute legal advice. Readers should verify the official source and consult a qualified professional before acting in an individual matter.