The Hauts-de-Seine Bar and Jimini have signed a strategic partnership to serve the legal profession. This collaboration gives all 850 eligible lawyers* free access to Jimini for 14 days, followed by a preferential rate. More than a simple agreement, this is a shared commitment to provide practical support for the digital transformation of law firms.

Supporting individual and mid-sized law firms

This partnership addresses a central challenge: ensuring fair access to technological innovation. At Jimini, we share this vision of inclusive AI that is accessible to sole practitioners and mid-sized teams alike. The offer is therefore available to every firm with fewer than 20 employees, supporting them with all the tasks at the heart of their work.

We see AI as a driver of operational efficiency: saving time on repetitive tasks, improving productivity and optimising internal processes. For small organisations, these gains can have a direct impact on competitiveness and the quality of service provided to clients.

A strategic collaboration serving the profession

The collaboration between the Hauts-de-Seine Bar and Jimini continues the Bar's core missions. By promoting access to sovereign legal AI technology, the partnership contributes to the regulation of the profession by enabling lawyers to use a sovereign tool that respects professional conduct requirements and legal professional privilege.

This collaboration also helps promote the legal profession by supporting the modernisation of legal practice. In a Bar with a young, forward-looking membership—53% are under the age of 40—integrating artificial intelligence tools is a strategic way to support innovation, strengthen law firms' competitiveness and prepare the profession for changes in the legal market.

Under this partnership, lawyers registered with the Hauts-de-Seine Bar who work in organisations with fewer than 20 employees can receive 14 days' free access, followed by a preferential rate. This offer is valid until 30 June 2026. Every eligible lawyer can therefore test the solution in real working conditions: legal research, document analysis, drafting assistance and matter preparation. The objective is clear: to enable law firms to assess the concrete contribution artificial intelligence can make to their day-to-day organisation, based on their own use cases.

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The number of lawyers registered with the Hauts-de-Seine Bar who work in organisations with fewer than 20 employees is 850.