PRESS: Joachim Vanspeybrouck and Sharryn-Chill Hermy featured by the OVB with AskLidia

The Orde van Vlaamse Balies highlighted Ask Lidia on April 10, 2026. In the interview with Mr. Joachim Vanspeybrouck and Ms. Sharryn-Chill Hermy, it becomes clear how this AI-supported tool helps lawyers with ethical compliance and anti-money laundering obligations.

This attention is a welcome recognition. It confirms that the legal sector needs smart support for complex and sensitive processes, without sacrificing control, confidentiality, or quality.

Support, not replacement

Ask Lidia was developed by and for lawyers. The tool helps with client intake, compliance checks, and structuring internal processes, but it does not make legal decisions. The lawyer remains ultimately responsible.

That is an important principle. Technology is only truly useful when it provides reliable support while still leaving room for human judgment. This aligns with the way Wanted Law approaches its cases: practical, careful, and with close attention to quality.

Confidentiality and customization

The OVB interview also emphasizes auditability, source references, role-based access, and separated databases. That is essential in a context where professional secrecy and confidentiality are central.

In addition, flexibility is crucial. Every law firm works differently, and compliance processes must be able to fit each firm’s own practice. That is exactly why customization matters so much.

Strong profiles behind the project

The OVB’s attention is also a recognition of the people behind the project. In the interview, Joachim Vanspeybrouck emphasizes the importance of reliability and verifiability. Sharryn-Chill Hermy points to the practical need to keep compliance checks workable in an increasingly complex environment.

That combination of legal expertise and innovation fits within Wanted Law’s broader vision of accessible and innovative solutions and digital applications such as Wanted Sign

A strong confirmation for Wanted Law

The attention from the Orde van Vlaamse Balies shows that AI in the legal profession is being used in an increasingly concrete and mature way. Not as a replacement for the lawyer, but as a tool to work more consistently, efficiently, and safely.

For Wanted Law, this is a strong confirmation of a clear choice: investing in innovation that strengthens legal services, while respecting quality, confidentiality, and responsibility.