AI gift for a lawyer (what to check first)

Lawyers have confidentiality rules that beat any clever gift. Ask before you send prepaid AI credit.

Check first

• Does the firm allow consumer AI tools at all?
• Is there an approved vendor list?
• Will they treat this as personal use only?

If personal use is fine, prepaid credit with a clear “no client data” note can work. If the firm bans consumer chat, buy something else. Do not gift a shared login.

Brass sells prepaid packs of $10 to $250 you can gift by email or as a card you print. Credits never expire. The recipient spends them across Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok and DeepSeek. US only, 18 and over; an unclaimed gift returns to you after 90 days.

Still shopping for the holidays? A Brass pack goes by email or as a card you print at home, so it is there the day you give it. Send a pack.

Sources

1. Anthropic: How to gift a Claude subscription
2. Claude pricing
3. OpenAI: Buying and redeeming OpenAI gift cards
4. OpenAI: Gifting credits in ChatGPT

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