For the fourth time, the Bug Media House, in cooperation with the greatest experts in legal tech and law, is organizing the LegalTech conference, which will take place on June 9, 2022.
It is expected that in the next few years legal tech will radically change the way lawyers do their job. The challenges posed by the coronavirus and the emergency pandemic situation will only further accelerate the processes that have already begun. This applies to all aspects of law – from criminal, through corporate law, signing, reviewing and processing contracts, chatbots for legal advice, analysis of legal material, and everything else.

In the United States, a country where law is practically a branch of industry, freshmen are advised to enroll in some of the tech curriculum subjects, and law school administrations are thinking aloud about turning to leadership programs that will create leaders of the new age. necessary to bridge all the challenges that automation will bring. After expansion in the US and advanced Western countries, legal tech is slowly coming to us as well. Deep learning, natural language processing and big data open the possibility for deep reform of the profession, which has not changed in essence for almost two thousand years.