Momentum Media’s legal brand, Lawyers Weekly and principal partner LawY are delighted to launch the first-ever LawTech AI Summit.
The inaugural LawTech AI Summit brings together managing partners, legal operations leaders, C-suite executives, and practice heads who are ready to move beyond isolated technology initiatives and lead meaningful, firm-wide transformation.
Australia’s legal profession is experiencing its most profound transformation in decades. As technology dramatically accelerates the delivery of legal work, the firms that will lead the future are those reimagining not only how they operate but also their business models, technology infrastructure, and talent strategies.
The inaugural LawTech AI Summit – produced in partnership with principal partner LawY – brings together managing partners, legal operations leaders, C-suite executives, and practice heads who are ready to move beyond isolated technology initiatives and lead meaningful, firm-wide transformation.
The agenda will deliver tailored insights on the most urgent technological challenges facing the legal profession today, including how to: safeguard future profitability, unlock firm-wide innovation, mitigate enterprise risk, and future-proof your workforce – not to mention network with colleagues across the board.
If you’re looking to drive firm-wide transformation in the new financial year and beyond, then register to attend alongside managing partners, legal operations directors, C-suite executives, and practice leaders at this inaugural event.
The summit will be followed by Momentum Media’s annual Australian AI Awards.
The inaugural LawTech AI Summit will take place on Friday, 30 October, at the Hyatt Regency in Sydney. Click here to express your interest in attending.
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Speaking about the event, Lawyers Weekly managing editor Jerome Doraisamy said: “We speak to practitioners of all stripes across the country, and the most consistent concern we hear is how best to navigate the rapidly changing technological landscape, and what it means for the future of legal practice and client service delivery.
“Of course, amid all of the inherent challenges with such shifting sands is a tremendous opportunity for lawyers to set themselves, and their practices, apart from competitors, and better serve clients.
“This summit will pull together some of the best and brightest minds in legal tech nationwide right now, and we’re so excited for an illuminating, instructive, and collaborative day.”
The inaugural LawTech AI Summit will take place on Friday, 30 October, at the Hyatt Regency in Sydney.
Click here to express your interest in attending.
To learn more about the summit, including the agenda and speakers, click here.