Free · Public Domain
We wrote our own generative AI policy, adopted it firm-wide, and released it to the public domain (CC0): a law-firm template and a small/medium-business template, free for any organization to adapt and adopt, with no permission or attribution required.
What's Included
Each template ships as Markdown, Word (.docx), and PDF.
Privilege and confidentiality, mandatory citation verification, court disclosure rules, AI notetaker consent, agentic AI, employment-decision limits, and jurisdiction-specific bar guidance.
The same backbone adapted for general business: trade secrets, customer and vendor commitments, IP, consumer-protection and privacy law, and customer-facing AI deployments.
How to Use It
Answer a few questions and get a customized starter policy right in your browser, with no signup, no backend. Open the generator →
The full templates, a customization guide, and an AI-assistant skill that interviews you and drafts a policy. View on GitHub →
Why We Made It
The largest enterprises meet AI disruption with dedicated AI counsel and in-house governance teams. Smaller firms and businesses shouldn't have to solve the same problems from scratch. So we open-sourced our own policy as a starting point any organization can take, adapt, and build on.
A policy document is necessary but not sufficient. Real governance is a program: inventory your AI use, assess and prioritize risks, assign accountability, train people, and review controls as tools and laws change (for example, along the NIST AI Risk Management Framework). The templates are a strong first step, not the finish line.
Make It Yours
These templates are a starting point, not legal advice. FRB's AI team can customize the policy for your tools, jurisdictions, and risk tolerance, and help you build the governance program around it.