Technology is an indispensable tool for solicitors. Everything from basic word processing to emails, apps and video calls are built on the technologies we use every day. But could it serve you better and how might AI change how you work?

At our latest free innovation event, you will get exclusive insights and valuable advice about maximising the tech you have already. Plus you can find out about the opportunities, potential benefits and pitfalls of adopting AI in the legal profession.

You will hear:

– practical hints and tips on harnessing the power of existing technology
– examples from those onboarding new technologies
– how companies are pushing the boundaries of AI and law
– how the unique challenges of AI affects the profession.

Topics will include:

– how tech and AI are already changing how you do business
– practical hints and tips on embedding technology within your business
– getting the most from the technologies you already have
– the challenges and opportunities offered by new technologies
– how to upskill your workforce for the future.

Why you should attend

This conference will give you the latest insights into AI in the legal sector by:

– examining how you can embed technology you may already have access to
– giving you hints and tips on the opportunities, risks and best practice in AI
– providing the opportunity to network with leading professionals from law and technology.

Speakers

– Aileen Armstrong, Executive Director – Strategy, Innovation and External Affairs, SRA (Chair)
– Angellee Small, Principal Corporate Counsel, Microsoft UK
– Dr Catriona Wolfenden, Director of Product and Innovation, Partner, Weightmans LLP
– Chris Handford, Director of Regulatory Policy, SRA
– Ewan Willars, Regulatory Lead, Amplified Global
– Jon Bartman, Co Founder, European Legal Technology Association
– Paul Hinchcliffe, Managing Partner, Bott and Co
– Rachel Roche, Founder and Owner, Roche Legal
– Tasnim Khalid, Managing Partner, Private Client Solicitors
– Dr Tzameret Rubin, Senior Lecturer in Innovation Management, Oxford Brookes University and the Technology in Professional Services Accelerator

Find out more here.