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Delivering Excellence at Scale: Smarter Drafting for the Modern Law Firm

Free to attend

The Law Society of British Columbia: Approved for 1:0 hour of CPD
The Law Society of Ontario: This program contains 1:00 hour of Professionalism Content

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OVERVIEW

In today’s high-pressure legal market, firms are expected to deliver more value, faster — without compromising quality. As cases grow in complexity and client expectations rise, scaling legal expertise efficiently has become both a strategic and operational imperative.

This forward-looking masterclass brings together law firm innovation leaders, educators, and practitioners to explore how next-generation document automation is redefining drafting — moving beyond static templates to intelligent systems that codify legal reasoning, enforce consistency, and enhance training.

Through real-world discussion and a live product demonstration, participants will gain practical insight into how tools like Counselurdocs are helping firms standardize excellence, accelerate workflows, and support continuous learning across all levels of practice.

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Discussion points

Scaling legal expertise: How can firms codify their best practices to deliver consistent, high-quality work at scale?
From templates to intelligence: The evolution of document automation from static forms to guided drafting systems that embed reasoning.
Training through technology: How automation supports mentorship, junior development, and institutional knowledge transfer.
Efficiency + compliance: Reducing drafting time while ensuring quality, version control, and regulatory compliance.
Evaluating tools: What to look for in an automation platform that supports both operational efficiency and professional standards.

FEATURED SPEAKERS

Chair

Founder + CEO, The Legal Innovation Forum

Lawyer, Visionary Partner, Bridging Legal Solutions

Founder & CEO, Terrett Consulting

Director, National Consortium, Justice Training

Managing Partner and Co-Founder, Ritchie Smyth Lawyers

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TECH-ENABLED WILLS: SIMPLIFYING ESTATE PLANNING FOR ONTARIO LAWYERS

Free to attend

The Law Society of Ontario: This program contains 1:00 hour of Professionalism Content

In Association With

OVERVIEW

As Ontario’s legal landscape evolves, technology is playing an increasingly important role in how lawyers approach wills and estates work.

With intuitive software interfaces, standard document templates, and organized file structures, lawyers can streamline drafting, eliminate repetitive data entry, and free up time for providing client service. New tech is allowing lawyers from different practice areas to generate wills in minutes, while avoiding ambiguous language that could create uncertainty during probate or fuel disputes among trustees and beneficiaries.

This practical webinar explores how forward-thinking Ontario lawyers are leveraging technology to standardize processes and draft wills efficiently, ensuring compliance with Law Society of Ontario requirements. Join us to discover how innovation is reshaping estate planning in Ontario.

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Key themes

Drivers + Trends: What trends and shifting client demands are creating challenges in the legal practice of wills and estates?
Best Practices: Leveraging technology to strengthen compliance with probate and LSO client ID & verification requirements
Simplicity by design: Using digital tools to collect essential client data accurately, and streamline the will-drafting process
Boosting efficiency: Leveraging standard templates and uniform file layouts to save time and reduce errors
LDD Demonstrations: Legal tech in action

FEATURED SPEAKERS

Chair

Founder + CEO, The Legal Innovation Forum

Project Manager, LDD

Barrister & Solicitor, Waseer Law

Owner, Barrister & Solicitor, SRK Law Group

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LIF InFocus: Navigating Tort Reform in the AI Era

Free to attend

This program has been approved by The Florida Bar for 1:00 General CLE credit and 0.5 Technology credits.

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OVERVIEW

Florida’s personal injury landscape has fundamentally changed since the passage of HB 837. The law tightened filing deadlines, changed comparative negligence standards, limited recoverable damages, and redefined how medical evidence and attorney fees are handled. These reforms have shifted the balance of litigation, requiring personal injury firms to work faster, prove more, and operate with far greater precision.

At the same time, artificial intelligence is transforming the practice of law. From automated medical summaries and AI assisted demand letters to predictive claim modeling and defense analytics, new technologies are reshaping how evidence is discovered, evaluated, and presented. For plaintiff firms, understanding both the constraints of tort reform and the opportunity of AI is essential to maintaining an edge in a rapidly evolving legal environment.

This session will equip Florida personal injury attorneys with the insight and strategies needed to adapt their practices for success in the post HB 837 era, where data, documentation, and defensible evidence matter more than ever.

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Key Discussion Points

Understanding HB 837

The shortened statute of limitations for negligence actions and its impact on case management
The new comparative negligence rule, where recovery is barred for plaintiffs found more than fifty percent at fault
Stricter rules governing medical damages, including evidence limits and disclosure of letters of protection
Reduced access to one way attorney fees and new standards for bad faith claims
How these reforms are reshaping case value, settlement posture, and firm operations

The Role of AI in the New Legal Landscape

How AI can streamline document review, medical chronology building, and claim valuation
Using AI to detect gaps in treatment records, strengthen causation arguments, and forecast case outcomes
Ethical and evidentiary challenges, including what to disclose, how to validate, and when to trust algorithmic insights
How insurers and defense teams are already using AI to challenge injury claims

Practical Strategies for Adaptation

Redesigning workflows to meet accelerated filing windows and new disclosure rules
Leveraging AI tools to surface liability and damages data early in the case cycle
Combining human expertise and AI precision to build stronger and more defensible case narratives
Building firmwide readiness for an era where technology and tort reform converge

About Supio

Supio is a legal AI platform built specifically for personal injury firms. Its models turn complex case documents into actionable insights, summarizing records, organizing chronologies, and surfacing key facts to support demand packages and litigation strategy. In a post HB 837 world, Supio empowers personal injury teams to stay compliant, efficient, and competitive while maximizing recovery for clients.

FEATURED SPEAKERS

Chair

Head of Partnerships, Supio

Managing Partner, MD Law Florida

Managing Partner, Maestro Strategic Partners

IN ASSOCIATION WITH

Quebec as an Innovation Powerhouse: Driving Success from a Diverse Canadian Business Hub

Free to attend

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OVERVIEW

From its standing as one of Canada’s historical business hubs, Quebec has evolved into a hotbed for innovation and entrepreneurship, with thriving sectors in energy, mining, aerospace, technology, finance, and retail. The province is recognized as a global leader in AI and boasts a robust technology ecosystem and vibrant landscape for start-ups.

Join the heads of some of Quebec’s most dynamic companies for a lively one-hour session on the business innovation happening right now in Quebec. Moderated by Lavery partner André Vautour, this webinar will look at how Quebec continues to attract businesses and talent, combining its historical strengths and European ties with forward-thinking policies and economic levers that drive growth and innovation across industry sectors.

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Key themes

The investment levers driving business growth in Quebec
The strategic opportunities for businesses operating in Quebec
The innovation ecosystem that makes Quebec unique

Panel discussion: What’s driving business and innovation in Quebec?

Quebec’s unique innovation ecosystem
The advantages of doing business within a truly diversified economy
Business levers in Quebec

Practical takeaways: The case for doing business in Quebec

What to expect when setting up shop in Quebec
Reasons for setting up shop in Quebec
Sources of funding and financing in Quebec
Other business levers in Quebec
A map of Quebec’s innovation ecosystem

Featured speakers

Chair

Partner, Lavery

VP of Impact Investing & Large-Scale Projects, Montréal International

VP of Sales & Marketing, Vffice

Senior Associate, Lavery

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Navigating global risk and regulatory complexity: Staying ahead of rapidly changing compliance landscapes

Free to attend

This program is under consideration for CLE accreditation in all U.S. jurisdictions

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OVERVIEW

Geopolitical instability, shifting trade policies, rapid advances in artificial intelligence, and sector-specific regulations are creating unprecedented complexity for in-house legal teams. As organizations scale across borders and embrace digital transformation, legal departments are being called upon to lead on governance, compliance, and ethical AI adoption.

Our expert panel will explore the evolving global risk landscape and unpack strategies for legal departments to proactively manage regulatory complexity while aligning with broader enterprise risk and AI governance frameworks.

Attendees will learn how to develop adaptable cross-border compliance strategies, prepare for regulatory shifts, and embed legal risk management across business functions.

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Key themes

Designing agile compliance frameworks for a global landscape
Integrating legal risk into enterprise-wide decision-making
Engaging proactively with regulators on data privacy + responsible AI
Navigating cross-border complexity: Trade, sanctions, and ESG risks
Preparing for emerging risks in the AI era: Building internal AI governance programs, and understanding AI regulatory trends

FEATURED SPEAKERS

Chair

Founder + CEO, The Legal Innovation Forum

Deputy General Counsel, Corpay

Counsel, Commercial & Money Movement Solutions, Visa

Managing Director & Vice President, Axiom

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LIF InFocus: Tracking 2030: The Future of Law Firm Tech

Free to attend

This program has been approved by The Florida Bar for 1:0 General CLE Credit and 1:0 Technology Credit
The Law Society of British Columbia: Approved for 1:0 hour of CPD
The Law Society of Ontario: This program contains 1.00 hour of professionalism content
The State Bar of Texas: Approved for 1:00 CLE hour
North Carolina State Bar: This program is approved for 1.00 CLE hour, including 1:00 Technology Credit
NY approved through NY-approved jurisdiction: North Carolina for 1.00 CLE hour

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How Today’s Infrastructure Decisions Will Define the AI-Enabled Law Firm of Tomorrow

OVERVIEW

In the next five years, AI will be fully embedded in law firms – not just as a tool, but as a foundation for service delivery, business strategy, and competitive differentiation.

This forward-focused webinar brings together legal innovation, IT, and operations leaders to examine the modern tech stack and how it supports an AI-enabled law firm. Amid the rise of agentic AI, we’ll unpack the tools and strategies that will define the firms leading through 2030 and beyond, including private cloud strategies, data governance, workflow automation and client-facing applications.

Participants will gain insight into real-world legal technology, while also exploring the broader strategic implications of AI and long-term scalability.

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Discussion points

Building the AI-ready law firm: What infrastructure will support sustainable, competitive, and scalable AI adoption?
Private cloud as strategy: Leveraging private cloud platforms as a foundation for resilience, security, and innovation
Agentic AI and workflow automation: Preparing for AI systems that can act independently to drive legal tasks, manage priorities, and interact with tools and data without direct human prompting
Governance + risk management: Navigating data ownership and regulatory compliance to mitigate legal, ethical, and operational risks in an AI-driven legal environment
Future-proofing the stack: How to design systems that evolve with emerging technologies, client demands, and regulatory shifts

FEATURED SPEAKERS

Chair

Founder + CEO, The Legal Innovation Forum

Partner, KMSC Law

Senior Director of Innovation & Knowledge Management, Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg

Managing Partner, Caravel Law

CEO, Alexi

VP of Product & Design, Alexi

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LIF InFocus: Mastering Data Protection, Building Digital Sovereignty

Free to attend

This program has been approved for CLE/CPD accreditation for the following jurisdictions:
CANADA CPD ACCREDITATION

Law Society of BC: This program contains 1:00 hour of Professionalism Content
Law Society of Ontario: This program contains 1:00 hour of Professionalism Content

In Association With

OVERVIEW

For Canadian legal professionals, navigating data privacy and protection is a core professional and ethical obligation, with significant potential risks for those who fail to comply. The challenges of meeting that obligation are compounded by the use of artificial intelligence and the ever-increasing complexity of corporate digital infrastructure. And with the Canadian government’s recent inclusion of digital sovereignty in its nation-building agenda, the means of protecting the data of Canadians are set to evolve.

This practical one-hour session will focus on the evolving nature of data protection and digital sovereignty in Canada. Attendees will hear how some of Canada’s leading privacy officers and legal ops leaders are meeting their legal obligations in a shifting landscape.

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Key themes

Canada’s data privacy laws and the U.S. CLOUD Act
The move towards data sovereignty in Canada and what it means for digital infrastructure, data protection, and the use of artificial intelligence
Digital service agreements and third-party risk assessments
Third-party vendors as privacy partners

agenda

Speaker introductions and context: The shift towards data sovereignty in Canada and why it matters.

Panel discussion: Mastering data protection, building data sovereignty

Navigating Canada’s data privacy regulations
Current and potential threats to Canadian data privacy
Designing and futureproofing systems for data protection and data sovereignty
Risks and opportunities with third-party vendors

Practical takeaways

Leading strategies for building data sovereignty and insulating data from the reach of the U.S. CLOUD Act
Best practices for drafting strong digital service agreements and conducting third-party risk assessments
How to work with external partners to deliver results

Futureproofing: What’s next for data security and data sovereignty

FEATURED SPEAKERS

Chair

Founder + CEO, The Legal Innovation Forum

Senior Privacy Counsel, Air Canada

Partner, Privacy and Data Management, Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt

AVP & Sr. Counsel Global Privacy and Cybersecurity, Manulife

Head of Law, Compliance and Government Relations Strategy and Operations, Manulife

IN ASSOCIATION WITH

AI Workflow Masterclass: Leveraging AI to Transform Legal Process

This program has been approved for CLE/CPD credits for the following jurisdictions:

Law Society of Ontario: This program contains 1:00 hour of Professionalism Content
Law Society of BC: This program is approved for 1.00 hour of CPD
The State Bar of Texas: Approved for 1:00 CLE hour
North Carolina State Bar: This program is approved for 1.00 CLE hour, including 1:00 Technology Credit
NY approved through NY-approved jurisdiction: North Carolina for 1.00 CLE hour
The Florida Bar: Approved for 1:00 General CLE credit and 1:00 Technology credit
Under consideration by The Georgia Bar

$70 USD

OVERVIEW

AI is fundamentally changing the way legal departments and law firms deliver services. It’s no longer just about contract management. AI is being applied across nearly every corner of legal practice. From drafting cease-and-desist letters to redlining agreements, and from creating employment handbook policies to conducting legal research, compliance summaries, and more, AI is shifting how lawyers work, think, learn, and drive value for their organizations.
In this forward-focused workshop, our expert speakers will highlight real-world use cases already in play; while also helping you think strategically about how to harness AI for broader process transformation. You’ll leave with both immediate, tactical takeaways and a clear framework for leading AI-driven change in your own legal environment.

Key Themes

Practical impact: How AI is streamlining day-to-day legal tasks like drafting, redlining, research, and compliance reporting
Process transformation: Why core legal functions around contracting, vendor onboarding, policy development, and more are ripe for AI-driven redesign
Strategic lens: Moving beyond isolated use cases to position AI as a driver of efficiency, risk reduction, and better business outcomes
Uncovering hidden risks: How can in-house counsel prepare for risks around governance, IP, NDA gaps and third-party data usage?

Chair

CEO + Founder, The Legal Innovation Forum

General Counsel + Chief Privacy Officer, Ampersand

Shareholder, Baker Donelson

LIF INFOCUS: INTEGRATING LEGAL TECHNOLOGY WITHOUT DISRUPTING YOUR TEAM

Free to attend

This program has been approved for CLE/CPD credits for the following jurisdictions:

Law Society of Ontario: This program contains 1:00 hour of Professionalism Content
Law Society of BC: This program is approved for 1.00 hour of CPD
North Carolina State Bar: This program is approved for 1.00 CLE hour, including 1:00 Technology Credit
NY approved through NY-approved jurisdiction: North Carolina for 1.00 CLE hour
The Florida Bar: Approved for 1:00 General CLE credit and 1:00 Technology credit
The State Bar of Texas: Approved for 1:00 CLE hour
Under consideration by The Georgia Bar

In Association With

OVERVIEW

As legal technology evolves at a rapid pace, law firms and legal departments are under increasing pressure to modernize workflows and adopt new tools, which can often lead to disruption and confusion.

In this practical webinar, our panel of thought leaders will discuss how to implement legal tech solutions that enhance your team’s productivity, without compromising client service. Join us to find out how to frame new tech as a business enabler and future-proof your firm or legal department, while keeping your team aligned and productive.

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Key themes

Assessing your team’s readiness for new technology
Strategies for choosing the right tools that fit your existing workflows
Best practices for onboarding new tech with minimal friction
Framing tech tools as a business enabler: How to build buy-in across teams, clients and leadership
Identifying internal champions and providing role-specific training and support

FEATURED SPEAKERS

Chair

Founder + CEO, The Legal Innovation Forum

Senior Director & Associate General Counsel, Employment Law & Workgroup Innovation, UPS

Director, Legal Business Solutions, PwC Canada

Legal Operations & Knowledge Management Strategist

Director of eDiscovery & Client Services, Array

Director, Client Solutions, Array

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In-House Counsel Leadership Series | Talent in Transition: Building Legal Teams for the Next Decade

Designed for General Counsel, Associate General Counsel, and Legal Operations leaders. Join peers for a CLE-accredited discussion on building legal teams ready for the risk and uncertainty the next decade will bring.

Free to attend

CLE Accreditation
This program has been approved for 1.0 hour of CLE credit in Illinois, North Carolina, and Texas (and under consideration for Georgia).
Credits are reciprocal in New York and Hawaii.
Certificates of attendance will be provided for attorneys in self-reporting jurisdictions including (but not limited to) Arizona, Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, South Dakota, and other states as applicable. Please consult your state’s CLE authority for reporting requirements.

Part of the AI masterclass | Designed for General Counsel, Associate General Counsel, and Legal Operations leaders

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OVERVIEW

Legal departments are experiencing a profound shift, changing the nature of the demands on junior lawyers and the seniors who hire and train them. With the rise in global uncertainty and the advent of AI, there’s a newfound emphasis on soft skills and the ability to effectively navigate risk. This new environment poses a crucial question for legal leaders: How do you identify and cultivate the talent needed to help businesses survive and thrive in a risk-on era?

Join a panel of thought leaders from legal departments for an insightful discussion on the current trends shaping the legal talent landscape, including economic pressures, greater uncertainty, new career expectations, and the evolving impact of AI on the sector.

Key Themes

How AI is impacting legal teams’ structures and workflows
Recruiting and training legal talent to meet the evolving demands of the legal industry
Shaping legal teams to align with current and future business needs

Chair

Chief Technology Officer, Axiom

General Counsel + Chief Privacy Officer, Ampersand

Chief Revenue Officer, Axiom

General Counsel, TennCare

Director - Data Privacy and Corporate Compliance, Greystar