Leveraging Technology to Enhance Legal Practice in Real Estate 2025

  • Free to attend
  • Law Society of BC: This program is accredited for 1.00 hours of CPD
  • This program contains 1.00 hour of professionalism content by The Law Society of Ontario

In Association With

OVERVIEW

Digital risk, fraud and identity verification create significant challenges for lawyers in the real estate space, particularly given the rise of remote transactions and digital real estate processes, together with shifting client expectations.

Traditional verification methods, such as physical document reviews and in-person meetings can be time-consuming, prone to human error, and susceptible to inaccuracy in an era of sophisticated cyber crime and fraud.

This webinar explores the growing threat of fraud and digital risk which are shaping legal frameworks in real estate, and offers transformative solutions through live technology demonstrations.

themes + agenda

Wednesday, April 9th, 2025 | 12:00 – 1:00PM EST

Drivers + trends in digital risk and fraud which are creating challenges for real estate lawyers ( + shifting client expectations)

Regulatory compliance: Using legal tech solutions to stay compliant with real estate and data protection laws

Navigating evolving law society rules and regulations: DIACC adoption plays a critical role in mitigating risks for real estate lawyers.

Simplifying workflows: Leveraging technology to streamline document management, improve accuracy, and speed up client onboarding with automation tools

Verifying client ID with compliant client ID verification technology: Live demo of IDV technology

Meet our speakers

Daniel La Gamba, Lawyer, LD Law
Daniel La Gamba

Lawyer, LD Law

Benjamin Hughes, Product Manager, LDD
Benjamin Hughes

Product Manager, LDD

LIF inFocus | Capital Markets Part 1

3-PART WEBINAR SERIES


Free to attend

 

CANADA CPD ACCREDITATION:

Law Society of BC: This program is accredited for 1.00 hour of CPD

Law Society of Ontario:  This event contains 30 minutes of Professionalism Content

US CLE ACCREDITATION:
The Florida Bar: Approved for CLE credits: General CLE credits: 1.0, Technology CLE credits: 1.0

The State Bar of Texas: This program is accredited for 1:00 hour for CLE

North Carolina State Bar: Approved for 1.00 CLE hour

The State Bar of Georgia: Under consideration for CLE accreditation

In Association With

OVERVIEW

The LIF InFocus: Capital Markets series brings together thought leaders and innovators to distill the critical insights needed to thrive in the ever-evolving North American private equity and venture capital ecosystems.

Join us for immersive discussions on three vital focus areas for change in 2025: The Deal Horizon, Private Equity and VCs, and Mastering AI. Led by expert panelists at the forefront of the legal and business ecosystems, each session will offer crucial insight into mitigating risk and harnessing opportunity in a risk-on world.

themes + agenda

PART 1: THE DEAL LANDSCAPE | MARCH 25, 12:00PM ET

As the world adapts to new political administrations, trade disruptions, and changing economic conditions, the M&A landscape is undergoing a profound transformation. In 2025, dealmakers are navigating a market shaped by geopolitical tensions, shifting interest rate policies, and evolving valuation expectations. At the same time, sector-specific momentum and the rise of cross-border transactions are fueling opportunities for growth. This report provides a comprehensive snapshot of the current M&A environment, highlighting key drivers of change, the most active sectors, and regional variations shaping global deal flow.

This webinar examines: 

The M&A deal horizon: How the M&A market is evolving in light of new political administrations, both in the  US and globally, interest rates and cost of capital, the new tariff and trade playbook, and shifting valuation expectations.

Market overview: Insights into the most active sectors for deals in 2025 (tech, healthcare, financial services, etc.).

The state of global deal flow: including regional variations and the rise of cross-border deals.

IN ASSOCIATION WITH

LIF inFocus | Capital Markets Webinar Series

Graphic photograph of glass ceiling with many metal bars insersecting in a futuristic style

3-PART WEBINAR SERIES
Free to attend

CANADA CPD ACCREDITATION:

Law Society of BC: This program is accredited for 1.00 hour of CPD

Law Society of Ontario:  This event contains 30 minutes of Professionalism Content

US CLE ACCREDITATION:
The Florida Bar: Approved for CLE credits: General CLE credits: 1.0, Technology CLE credits: 1.0

The State Bar of Texas: This program is accredited for 1:00 hour for CLE

North Carolina State Bar: Approved for 1.00 CLE hour

The State Bar of Georgia: Under consideration for CLE accreditation

In Association With

Overview

The LIF InFocus: Capital Markets series brings together thought leaders and innovators to distill the critical insights needed to thrive in the ever-evolving North American private equity and venture capital ecosystems.

Join us for immersive discussions on three vital focus areas for change in 2025: The Deal Horizon, Private Equity and VCs, and Mastering AI. Led by expert panelists at the forefront of the legal and business ecosystems, each session will offer crucial insight into mitigating risk and harnessing opportunity in a risk-on world.

themes + agenda

PART 1: THE DEAL LANDSCAPE | MARCH 25, 12:00PM ET

As the world adapts to new political administrations, trade disruptions, and changing economic conditions, the M&A landscape is undergoing a profound transformation. In 2025, dealmakers are navigating a market shaped by geopolitical tensions, shifting interest rate policies, and evolving valuation expectations.

At the same time, sector-specific momentum and the rise of cross-border transactions are fueling opportunities for growth. This report provides a comprehensive snapshot of the current M&A environment, highlighting key drivers of change, the most active sectors, and regional variations shaping global deal flow.

This webinar examines: 

  • The M&A deal horizon: How the M&A market is evolving in light of new political administrations, both in the  US and globally, interest rates and cost of capital, the new tariff and trade playbook, and shifting valuation expectations.
  • Market overview: Insights into the most active sectors for deals in 2025 (tech, healthcare, financial services, etc.).
  • The state of global deal flow: including regional variations and the rise of cross-border deals.

PART 2 | FINANCING TRANSACTIONS IN COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE: NAVIGATING RISK AND OPPORTUNITY IN A SHIFTING DEAL LANDSCAPE | July 29, 12 PM ET

As the commercial real estate sector navigates a period of economic uncertainty and shifting investor expectations, capital markets professionals are being challenged to rethink how deals are structured and funded.

This discussion explores the key drivers, risks, and opportunities defining the future of commercial real estate financing and offers insights on using technology to adapt and thrive in a rapidly changing market.

  • Drivers + trends: How are rising interest rates, inflation, and tightening credit markets reshaping capital availability and asset valuation in commercial real estate?
  • Evolving deal structures: Exploring shifts in transaction strategies as dealmakers adapt to market volatility and changing risk profiles
  • Alternative financing + capital sources: Examining the growing role of non-bank lenders, private capital, and global investors in filling funding gaps and driving deal momentum
  • Leveraging technology in dealmaking: How AI tools, data analytics, and digital platforms can streamline the deal process for commercial real estate
  • Opportunities in the transaction landscape: Navigating sector-specific trends, and preparing for the next 12 months to stay competitive in a dynamic commercial real estate landscape

PART 3: MASTERING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR TRANSACTIONS IN THE LEGAL SECTOR | Q3, TBC

  • AI in transactions: AI applications in closings, due diligence, document automation, and contract analysis.
  • Leveraging AI for compliance: How AI can streamline compliance and regulatory processes in M&A and investment deals.
  • AI ethics and regulation: Ethical considerations and regulatory frameworks for AI in legal business.
  • Future proofing and emerging trends: Opportunities and risks for law firms, in-house legal teams, and clients.

SPEAKERS + REGISTRATION COMING SOON

The Business of PI: Boosting success through strategy + partnerships 2024

  • Free to attend
  • Law Society of Ontario: This program contains 1.5 hours of Professionalism Content
  • Law Society of BC: This program is accredited for 1.5 hours of CPD

In Associations With

Running a successful personal injury law firm requires a carefully executed business plan, including marketing and branding, hiring the right legal professionals, implementing the best technology – and perhaps most importantly, selecting appropriate third-party partners to support your business.

Leading personal injury firms in Canada work closely with insurance companies and tech companies to simplify processes and drive more accurate results.

Hear from our expert panelists as we explore the financial side of running a personal injury firm and the strategies required to stay ahead of the competition and boost the bottom line.

  • Discussion points include:
  • Defining and executing a business strategy for your firm
  • Navigating finances: Ensuring sustainable growth through financial management
  • Working with third-party partners: How to select the best partners + tech providers to support your business goals
  • Relationship building and client communication
Paul Cahill Partner Davidson Cahill Morrison
PAUL CAHILL

Partner, Davidson Cahill Morrison

RIM GREWAL Founder, Valu8er Expert Reports
RIM GREWAL

Founder, Valu8er Expert Reports

SANDRA ZISCKIND Managing partner, Diamond & Diamond
SANDRA ZISCKIND

Managing partner, Diamond & Diamond

NICK ROBSON President, TheJudge
Nick Robson, President, TheJudge Canada

President, TheJudge