
The rapid growth and widespread adoption of Artificial Intelligence continues to be remarkable. As we move into 2026, AI is becoming deeply embedded in legal workflows, decision-making, and client service, with a growing number of firms moving from experimentation to full-scale integration.
What does this mean for the future of legal services, the structure of the legal sector, and the evolving workforce in 2026 and beyond? What concrete steps are now required for successful implementation, and which issues such as ethics, accuracy, accountability, data security, re‑skilling, and regulation—still demand deeper, practical discussion?
Many experts argue that these disruptions should be viewed as catalysts for transformation rather than causes for concern, but how do we actually translate that into strategy, investment, and day‑to‑day practice in the coming years?
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2030 The Future of Technology and the Legal Industry is a vital gathering for legal professionals navigating this new landscape. This forward‑looking event will bring together leading experts and innovators to explore a field that continues to evolve faster than most organisations can adapt.
Taking place in March in Sydney, it will provide a central hub for up‑to‑the‑minute insights, practical case studies, and high‑value networking. Join us as we examine the cutting‑edge advancements reshaping legal practice in 2026, their real‑world impact on firms and in‑house teams, and how professionals can prepare now for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead toward 2030.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
• CIO’s , COO’s , CTO’s
• IT Directors
• CFO’s & Finance Directors
• Head of Innovation
• Legal Partners - Technology
• Risk Managers
• Head of IT Security
• All those who have a role in the technology side of a law firm or legal department
This event has been exclusively produced to address the function and capacity of the following position from the legal profession - law firms, legal counsel and the corporate sector:
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