How should law schools prepare students for legal practice as AI becomes more widely used? A free hybrid symposium in London on 8 September covers generative AI, legal technology and the skills lawyers still need.
The programme covers the legal and regulatory implications of AI and other emerging technologies, alongside their use in legal practice. Topics include AI governance and liability, in-house deployment, agentic workflows, disputes, data protection and cybersecurity, legal AI platforms, access to justice and the changing role of lawyers.
Generative AI and Lawyers' Professional Responsibilities
Generative AI and Lawyers' Professional Responsibilities
A free online session with Daniel J. Siegel on 16 September looks at lawyers' professional responsibilities when using generative AI, including confidentiality, accuracy and supervision.
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What needs to be in place before a law firm rolls out AI across the business? An online session on 16 September covers governance, verification, partner support and the effect on junior lawyers.
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The programme covers legal AI in law firm practice, including its effects on value creation, pricing, remuneration and business models for law firms and legal technology providers. It also includes networking within Germany's legal technology sector
A London conference on 17 September looks at how AI is being used in disputes, including case analysis, e-disclosure, online dispute resolution and digital hearings.
King's College London is running a 6-month online course from 17 September, and from 12 November, on using generative AI for legal research, drafting and analysis, alongside the ethical and regulatory issues. @KingsCollegeLon #legalai #education
Basics of Artificial Intelligence for Legal Professionals
Basics of Artificial Intelligence for Legal Professionals
A two-day course in Barcelona and online on 17-18 September looks at AI in criminal justice, including its use in courts and the legal issues it raises.
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The programme focuses on AI adoption in legal and professional services, including workflows, governance, workforce considerations and economic trade-offs. It covers practical experience from firms integrating AI into their operations.
Webinar: From AI exploration to execution: how midsize law firms are building a strategic AI advantage - Thomson Reuters
Webinar: From AI exploration to execution: how midsize law firms are building a strategic AI advantage - Thomson Reuters
How are midsize law firms actually using AI? A webinar on 17 September brings together partners from Gardner Leader and Blaser Mills to discuss what they are using it for and what they have learned.
Legal Revolution in Berlin on 21-22 September includes sessions on AI and legal judgement, trust in AI systems and how legal teams use AI across different jurisdictions.
Webinar - Privilege in the Prompt Box: The AI Survival Guide for Lawyers
Webinar - Privilege in the Prompt Box: The AI Survival Guide for Lawyers
What should lawyers avoid putting into public AI tools, and how should they check the answers? A webinar on 22 September covers confidentiality, verification, client consent and data retention.
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The event focuses on legal technology adoption and legal innovation, with sessions examining AI use cases, responsible deployment, and the economic effects of AI on law firms. Content addresses pricing dynamics in Big Law, changes to legal business models, the role of ALSPs, and how client sophistication and regulatory factors shape the future value of legal services.
A webinar on 24 September looks at how in-house legal teams are spending on legal technology, adopting generative AI and dealing with security, governance and AI agents.
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How In-House Legal Teams Evaluate AI Tools: A Practical Buyer's Framework
How In-House Legal Teams Evaluate AI Tools: A Practical Buyer's Framework
How should an in-house legal team choose an AI tool? An online session on 24 September covers assessing needs, checking vendors on security and cost, and planning adoption.
AI, Professional Negligence and the Black Box Problem
AI, Professional Negligence and the Black Box Problem
Who is liable when AI contributes to professional work that goes wrong? A webinar on 25 September looks at AI, professional negligence and the problems created by systems whose reasoning may be difficult to explain.
AI Summit: The EMEA legal summit on AI, growth, and running the firm
AI Summit: The EMEA legal summit on AI, growth, and running the firm
The summit focuses on the practical use and adoption of AI in law firms, including current developments, implementation experiences and AI tools for legal workflows. Sessions cover day-to-day applications for solicitors, legal administrators and paralegals, alongside the implications of AI for firms of different sizes.
A free online summit looking at how law firms are using AI, including prompting, everyday workflows, ethics, security and examples from firms already adopting it. #legalai @goclio
The event covers the use of AI, machine learning and automation across private practice, corporate legal departments and litigation. Topics include changing client expectations, legal technology, efficiency and the impact of technology on traditional billing models.
How should advocates and judges use AI? A London panel discussion covers hallucinated cases, duties to the court, professional ethics and responsible use in litigation.
Artificial Intelligence in Practice: Privilege, Work Product, and Discoverability
Artificial Intelligence in Practice: Privilege, Work Product, and Discoverability
What happens to privilege when lawyers use generative AI? An online session on 6 October looks at prompts, outputs, AI-assisted drafts and other material that could become relevant in discovery.
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The conference focuses on leadership priorities as AI adoption reshapes legal services, including ethical leadership, regulatory responsibilities and maintaining professional integrity. It also covers changing client demands and opportunities for growth within the legal sector.
As AI takes on more legal work, how do firms make sure lawyers continue to develop their skills? An IBA conference session on 8 October looks at the implications for lawyer training and development.
The event brings together legal professionals from corporate legal departments, private practice, the judiciary and academia to discuss issues at the intersection of law and technology, organised by the Electronic Discovery Institute. It focuses on electronic discovery, information governance, cybersecurity, litigation and big data management within the legal sector.
A London legal AI summit on 13 October covers AI in legal operations, litigation and eDiscovery, along with governance, data and measuring the results of AI adoption.
How should a law firm assess an AI tool before adopting it? An online session on 14 October covers client data, confidentiality, reliability, security and warning signs when choosing vendors.
The programme covers law firm management, in-house counsel practice, legal operations, and the use of AI and legal technology across areas including regulation, litigation, knowledge management, data, and access to justice. Sessions include panels, talks, workshops, and case studies addressing market forces, regulatory risk, technology adoption, and organisational change in legal services.
How are smaller law firms approaching AI? A Birmingham conference on 15 October covers AI alongside the wider management and business issues facing firms with 10 to 200 staff.
The Big Debate: Should AI Agents Have Legal Personhood?
The Big Debate: Should AI Agents Have Legal Personhood?
Should an AI agent ever have legal personhood? A Birmingham Tech Week debate on 20 October considers what happens when AI can own assets, sign contracts and make decisions.
The ITechLaw European Conference in Copenhagen on 21-23 October covers the legal issues raised by AI, data protection, global regulation and other emerging technologies.
The event focuses on financial and operational management in large and mid-size law firms, with discussion centred on the roles of chief operating officers, chief financial officers, and other senior administrative leaders. It covers trends affecting the business of law, including financial strategy, operational efficiency, client expectations, and market pressures, with an emphasis on peer discussion and shared practices.
AI in the Workplace: From Recruiting to Separation
AI in the Workplace: From Recruiting to Separation
An online session on 22 October looking at the legal risks of using AI throughout employment, from recruitment and performance management to dismissal. #legalai @CooleyLLP
This conference focuses on the business and operation of legal practice, with sessions on AI, automation, cybersecurity, firm management, client experience, and legal technology workflows. It includes tracks for solo, small, mid-sized, and large law firms, together with keynote presentations on technology, leadership, and the changing legal profession.
A legal AI conference in Toronto on 27 October looks at how law firms and in-house teams are handling AI governance, procurement, costs and measuring the results of adoption.
The event focuses on technology adoption, data governance, and organisational design within legal departments, with separate content streams addressing law firm operations and corporate legal teams. It covers practical challenges and approaches across areas including litigation, compliance, and legal operations, through panel discussions, workshops, and case-based sessions.
The event focuses on legal innovation in the UK, with discussion of generative AI, alternative legal service providers, contract management technology, and the use of data and analytics within law firms and in-house legal teams. It brings together senior law firm leaders, in-house counsel, legal operations professionals, and innovation roles to examine changing client demands, operating models, and technology adoption across the legal sector.
The event focuses on the use of legal technology and innovation across law firms, in-house legal teams, legal operations, legal tech companies and investment. The programme includes panel discussions, workshops and networking on AI, legal technology, innovation and the changing legal services market.
The programme focuses on legal operations, including 'multidisciplinary legal departments', collaboration between legal, IT and business functions, and more effective ways of managing and delivering legal services. It also considers the growing role of professionals combining legal, technical and business expertise.
The programme covers business and regulatory trends, legal technology, talent, and legal operations through workshops, case studies, panel discussions, and other educational sessions. Topics include legal automation, eDiscovery, data privacy and cybersecurity, litigation, data science, and business strategy, alongside networking and technology exhibitions for the legal profession.
Covers the practical use of technology in legal practice, including AI, automation, cybersecurity, practice management and other tools that support lawyers and legal professionals in delivering legal services. The programme includes continuing legal education sessions, an exhibition and community events focused on technology for law practice.
The programme covers legal technology and AI in law firms, with topics including law firm leadership, AI infrastructure and agents, data governance, cybersecurity and responsible AI adoption.
A major European event for law firm and in-house leaders, bringing together participants from the Benelux countries, Scandinavia, Germany and elsewhere to discuss developments affecting the legal sector.
The programme focuses on how senior legal leaders can apply AI across law firms and legal businesses, including moving beyond basic automation to wider use in teams and client service. Topics include AI-driven insights, prompt engineering and managing client expectations.