16-17 June 2027 – London, InterContinental O2 | Magazine

LegalTech Diaries: Volume 18

LegalTech Diaries Volume 18 brings together seven founders and CEOs exploring what has to sit around AI for it to work in practice: context, verification, institutional knowledge, implementation and better data.

Across litigation, contract workflows and knowledge management, the conversations look beyond impressive demos to the harder questions. How do you build for uncertainty? What makes legal AI trustworthy? Why do implementations fail? Where does better data change the economics of a dispute? And how much of an organisation’s advantage now comes from the knowledge it already has?

There is also a strong focus on the systems underneath the technology. From matter-aware intelligence and embedded verification to enterprise context and human oversight, this edition looks at the infrastructure needed to make AI more useful, reliable and relevant to the way legal teams actually work.

Featuring perspectives from Twin1 AI, Filevine, Aavalynx, Tomorro, LEGALFLY, Clio and DeepJudge, Volume 18 is a look at what it takes to move from AI capability to AI that can hold up in the real world.

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Featuring

All job titles and company affiliations are accurate as of the date of publication

Lewis Liu-1
(The digital Twin of Lewis Z. Liu)

Co-founder & CEO
Twin1 AI

Hanna Roos

Founder & CEO
Aavalynx

Ryan Anderson

CEO
FileVine

Ruben Miessen

CEO
LEGALFLY

Paulina Grnarova

Co-Founder & CEO
DeepJudge

Antoine Fabre

CEO
Tomorro

Jack Newton

Co-Founder & CEO
Clio

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