- Meet and connect with a global community of general counsel, law firm leaders, CEOs of law and legal tech companies together with academics and other thought-leaders.
- Access in-person networking, lunch breaks and a drinks reception to build on existing relationships and strengthen new relationships in a less formal setting.
- Benefit from a jam-packed agenda comprising of interviews, short informative ted-style talks and breakout sessions providing more intimate interactive discussions.
Innovative Lawyers Global Summit
Twenty years of looking at innovation in the legal sector. We started when no one really thought lawyers could or should innovate. Oxymoron was the most common word we heard in response to our idea of Innovative Lawyers. But here we are two decades on. Stronger than ever, with innovation embedded in the DNA of most thriving legal organisations. But, and here's the but. With all the changes we see now, in the business backdrop, the real landing of transformative artificial intelligence, a younger generation that is motivated differently, can we look to the past to see the future?
Join us at a one-off event, where we bring the FTIL alumni together with the leaders of the future, the movers and shapers of today for a pooling of ideas and experiences, imaginings and insights, to move the global legal profession forward. One day. One programme. One profession.
Gain
Deep insights into the future landscape of the global legal industry and understand what this means for your business
Connect
With some of the biggest names in the industry to learn about the latest trends, exchange ideas and build relationships
Discover
How leaders across the legal industry are addressing the biggest challenges being faced today
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"I found the content inspiring, resonated with my purpose and that of our company and hearing the insights of other leaders in law provided useful insights into our thinking on all the topics covered. The Summit as always is solid gold for anyone who wants to keep their finger of the pulse of the legal sector."
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