Europe's Event for Legal Transformation

4,000+ Attendees | 300+ Speakers | 14,000+ Meetings
Intercontinental O2, London | 26-27th June 2025

Who Attends

36%

In-house / Corporate leaders

30%

Law firm leaders

14%

LegalTech / Startups

11%

Solution providers

9%

Investors, Gov, Associations

About

Legal is changing rapidly. Are you keeping up?

Legal professionals who want to be successful need to stay up-to-date on the latest trends and technologies. LegalTechTalk is the place to learn about the latest innovations in legal technology and how you can use them to improve your practice.

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2025 Speakers

LegalTechTalk 2025 will feature 300+ speakers from across the industry, sharing their experience and insights across our six stages. Ticket holders have full access to all stages.
Sir Nigel Knowles

Sir Nigel Knowles

CEO
DWF

Alison Malin Zoellner

Alison Malin Zoellner

Group General Counsel
DENTSU GROUP

Gregor Pryor

Gregor Pryor

Managing Partner, Europe & Middle East
REED SMITH

Lisa Mather

Lisa Mather

Global General Counsel
MARS WRIGLEY

Michael Gerstenzang

Michael Gerstenzang

Managing Partner
CLEARY GOTTLIEB STEEN HAMILTON LLP

Omiyinka Doris

Omiyinka Doris

Group General Counsel
VEON

Kathryn Roberts

Kathryn Roberts

Chair
EVERSHEDS SUTHERLANDS

Tom Hambrett

Tom Hambrett

Chief Legal Officer & Partner
REVOLUT

Maria Gonzalez Gordon

Maria González Gordon

Co-Managing Partner, Spain + Head of IP & Digital Business Practice
CMS

Elliott Portnoy

Elliott Portnoy

Global CEO Emeritus
DENTONS

Nandini Nair

Nandini Nair

Global General Counsel
L&T TECHNOLOGY SERVICES

Piers Linney

Piers Linney

Former Dragons’ Den Investor and Co-Founder 
IMPLEMENT AI

Max Junestrand

Max Junestrand

CEO
LEYA

Christina Blacklaws

Christina Blacklaws

Former President at The Law Society – Chair
LAWTECHUK

Sandeep Agrawal

Sandeep Agrawal

Legal Technology and Alliances Leader
PWC

Ingrid Cope

Ingrid Cope

Transformation General Counsel
COCA-COLA

Simon Ridpath

Simon Ridpath

Managing Partner
CHARLES RUSSELL SPEECHLYS

Tamara Box

Tamara Box

Former Managing Partner
REED SMITH

Sarah Bailey Lissamore

Sarah Bailey Lissamore

General Counsel
ZURICH INTERNATIONAL

Julian Treasure

Julian Treasure

Speaker
TOP 10 TED TALK SPEAKER OF ALL TIME

Eleanor Lightbody

Eleanor Lightbody

CEO
LUMINANCE

Robert Dilworth

Robert Dilworth

MD, Associate General Counsel
BANK OF AMERICA

Shruti Ajitsaria

Shruti Ajitsaria

Partner, Head of Fuse
A&O SHEARMAN

John Schorah

John Schorah

Managing Partner
WEIGHTMANS

Saideh Ahmadloo

Saideh Ahmadloo

General Counsel, Legal Operations Lead, Beauty & Wellbeing
UNILEVER

Carlos Torres

Carlos Torres

Chief Legal Officer
MOZILLA

Ingrid Viitanen

Ingrid Viitanen

VP, General Counsel Strategy & Technology
NOKIA

Chris Grant

Chris Grant

Head of Legal Market Engagement
HSBC

Kay Kim

Kay Kim

Chief Practice Innovation Officer
PAUL HASTINGS

Anand Pandya

Anand Pandya

Global Head of Legal Technology & Innovation
ACCENTURE

Building the #1 catalyst for innovation in the legal space

LegalTechTalk is building the platform to reimagine possibilities that exist within law, push boundaries and build a culture of innovation within legal services

2025 Agenda

The legal industry is undergoing a major transformation, driven by technological advances, changing demographics, and new business models. Lawyers who are able to adapt to these changes will be well-positioned for success in the future.

How to Evolve from GC to Indispensable C-Suite Advisor

The role of the General Counsel (GC) is undergoing a profound transformation, shifting from a focus primarily on legal objectives and risk management, to becoming a strategic advisor at the heart of business decision-making. GCs are now positioning themselves as indispensable members of the C-suite, aligning legal strategies with broader organisational goals. This session will offer insights into the skills, mindset shifts and leadership qualities needed to navigate this evolution. 

We’ll look into: 

  • The expanding role of GCs as business advisors and key-decision makers
  • How to integrate legal strategies with organisational goals to drive value and growth 
  • Insights into the leadership skills, communication strategies and business acumen required to make this shift
In an era where technology is reshaping the legal landscape, firms face a critical decision: Should they build their own tech tools, buy solutions from third-party providers, or strike a balance by white-labelling or investing in strategic partnerships? This session will delve into the pros and cons of each approach, exploring factors like cost, scalability, customization, and long-term flexibility. Panelists will share real-world insights and lessons learned to help attendees craft a tailored tech strategy that aligns with their firm’s goals, resources, and client expectations. This session will explore: 
  • The build vs. Buy debate 
  • Collaborative approaches to strategic partnerships and white-labelling 
  • How to align tech decisions with the firm’s broader, strategic objectives

Technology is reshaping the client-attorney relationship, fostering greater transparency, collaboration, and trust. Advancements like GenAI tools, shared platforms and real-time communication technologies are drastically changing how law firms engage with their clients. But, what is the best way to harness that technology and strengthen client relationships, whilst at the same time addressing concerns about data security and privacy? Our panelists will dive into: 

  • The role of shared platforms, real-time updates, and AI tools in fostering greater transparency and collaboration
  • How to balance innovation with trust – addressing concerns and data privacy and ethical considerations in tech-enabled client interactions 
  • How technology-driven solutions can strengthen long-term client relationships

As the global investment landscape continues to evolve, understanding emerging investment trends is crucial for businesses, law firms, and investors alike. This session will focus on the key investment trends in 2024 and 2025 on a global scale, and the legal implications associated with these shifts.

Topics will include the rise of alternative investments, the impact of geopolitical developments, sustainable and ESG-focused investing, and the role of technology in investment strategies. The session will further explore: 

  • What the key emerging investment trends are, including the rise of alternative assets, tech investments and sustainable finance 
  • How geopolitical and global economic influences are shaping investment strategies and opportunities
  • The legal and regulatory considerations for investors and companies, including compliance challenges, risk management, and navigating new regulatory environments

As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more integrated into legal practices, the need for careful management of data privacy and security has never been more urgent. This panel will explore the ethical and legal considerations surrounding AI adoption, focusing on the responsibility of law firms and in-house legal teams to protect sensitive data. With the increasing use of AI in client services, contract analysis, and other legal functions, ensuring that data is used appropriately, securely, and in compliance with privacy regulations is paramount. The discussion will address: 

  • How law firms and in-house legal teams should handle and protect sensitive data while integrating AI into their processes 
  • How to ensure that AI tools are used responsibly and can maintain client trust, mitigate risks and comply with privacy laws 
  • Strategies for safeguarding data in AI-powered legal services, including compliance with international privacy regulations
Panel: Phasing Out the Billable Hour: Which Practice Areas Will Lead the Charge?

The billable hour is dying a slow death. While some practice areas cling desperately to time-based billing, others are boldly pioneering alternative fee arrangements. The results have been striking: firms that make the transition effectively are seeing both happier clients and healthier profits.

  • Analysis of practice areas ripe for alternative fee arrangements
  • Key success factors from firms that have successfully transitioned
  • Practical strategies for implementing new pricing models

Fresh perspectives are transforming how in-house teams operate. By looking beyond traditional legal sector boundaries, innovative legal departments are discovering powerful new ways of working. External collaboration and diverse thinking are revealing opportunities that challenge conventional wisdom about legal service delivery.

  • Strategies for bringing outside thinking into your legal team
  • Case studies of unexpected innovation partnerships
  • Tools for fostering creative problem-solving in legal teams

Data analytics is revolutionizing how legal teams approach disputes and investigations. Modern litigation strategies combine traditional legal expertise with sophisticated data analysis to uncover patterns and predict outcomes. Early adopters are gaining significant advantages in case strategy, resource allocation, and settlement negotiations.

  • Key metrics that drive litigation success
  • Technologies reshaping investigation methodologies
  • Practical approaches to implementing data-driven decision making

The nature of client relationships is evolving rapidly in legal services. While personal connections remain vital, institutional relationships are becoming increasingly important for long-term stability. Successful firms are finding new ways to balance these dynamics while delivering consistent value across touchpoints.

  • Strategies for building institutional client relationships
  • Methods for measuring and enhancing client loyalty
  • Approaches to managing relationship transitions effectively

The justice system is experiencing unprecedented technological disruption. Virtual proceedings and digital evidence management are rapidly becoming the new normal. These sweeping changes are creating remarkable opportunities for forward-thinking practitioners.

  • Game-changing trends reshaping the future of court proceedings
  • Advanced techniques for mastering virtual advocacy and digital presentation
  • Revolutionary technologies transforming case management and evidence handling

2025 Agenda

Throughout the course of 2 days you will gain insights to enable increased efficiency, improve client services, gain a competitive advantage and grow market share.

How to Evolve from GC to Indispensable C-Suite Advisor

The role of the General Counsel (GC) is undergoing a profound transformation, shifting from a focus primarily on legal objectives and risk management, to becoming a strategic advisor at the heart of business decision-making. GCs are now positioning themselves as indispensable members of the C-suite, aligning legal strategies with broader organisational goals. This session will offer insights into the skills, mindset shifts and leadership qualities needed to navigate this evolution. 

We’ll look into: 

  • The expanding role of GCs as business advisors and key-decision makers
  • How to integrate legal strategies with organisational goals to drive value and growth 
  • Insights into the leadership skills, communication strategies and business acumen required to make this shift
In an era where technology is reshaping the legal landscape, firms face a critical decision: Should they build their own tech tools, buy solutions from third-party providers, or strike a balance by white-labelling or investing in strategic partnerships? This session will delve into the pros and cons of each approach, exploring factors like cost, scalability, customization, and long-term flexibility. Panelists will share real-world insights and lessons learned to help attendees craft a tailored tech strategy that aligns with their firm’s goals, resources, and client expectations. This session will explore: 
  • The build vs. Buy debate 
  • Collaborative approaches to strategic partnerships and white-labelling 
  • How to align tech decisions with the firm’s broader, strategic objectives

Technology is reshaping the client-attorney relationship, fostering greater transparency, collaboration, and trust. Advancements like GenAI tools, shared platforms and real-time communication technologies are drastically changing how law firms engage with their clients. But, what is the best way to harness that technology and strengthen client relationships, whilst at the same time addressing concerns about data security and privacy? Our panelists will dive into: 

  • The role of shared platforms, real-time updates, and AI tools in fostering greater transparency and collaboration
  • How to balance innovation with trust – addressing concerns and data privacy and ethical considerations in tech-enabled client interactions 
  • How technology-driven solutions can strengthen long-term client relationships

As the global investment landscape continues to evolve, understanding emerging investment trends is crucial for businesses, law firms, and investors alike. This session will focus on the key investment trends in 2024 and 2025 on a global scale, and the legal implications associated with these shifts.

Topics will include the rise of alternative investments, the impact of geopolitical developments, sustainable and ESG-focused investing, and the role of technology in investment strategies. The session will further explore: 

  • What the key emerging investment trends are, including the rise of alternative assets, tech investments and sustainable finance 
  • How geopolitical and global economic influences are shaping investment strategies and opportunities
  • The legal and regulatory considerations for investors and companies, including compliance challenges, risk management, and navigating new regulatory environments

As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more integrated into legal practices, the need for careful management of data privacy and security has never been more urgent. This panel will explore the ethical and legal considerations surrounding AI adoption, focusing on the responsibility of law firms and in-house legal teams to protect sensitive data. With the increasing use of AI in client services, contract analysis, and other legal functions, ensuring that data is used appropriately, securely, and in compliance with privacy regulations is paramount. The discussion will address: 

  • How law firms and in-house legal teams should handle and protect sensitive data while integrating AI into their processes 
  • How to ensure that AI tools are used responsibly and can maintain client trust, mitigate risks and comply with privacy laws 
  • Strategies for safeguarding data in AI-powered legal services, including compliance with international privacy regulations
Panel: Phasing Out the Billable Hour: Which Practice Areas Will Lead the Charge?

The billable hour is dying a slow death. While some practice areas cling desperately to time-based billing, others are boldly pioneering alternative fee arrangements. The results have been striking: firms that make the transition effectively are seeing both happier clients and healthier profits.

  • Analysis of practice areas ripe for alternative fee arrangements
  • Key success factors from firms that have successfully transitioned
  • Practical strategies for implementing new pricing models

Fresh perspectives are transforming how in-house teams operate. By looking beyond traditional legal sector boundaries, innovative legal departments are discovering powerful new ways of working. External collaboration and diverse thinking are revealing opportunities that challenge conventional wisdom about legal service delivery.

  • Strategies for bringing outside thinking into your legal team
  • Case studies of unexpected innovation partnerships
  • Tools for fostering creative problem-solving in legal teams

Data analytics is revolutionizing how legal teams approach disputes and investigations. Modern litigation strategies combine traditional legal expertise with sophisticated data analysis to uncover patterns and predict outcomes. Early adopters are gaining significant advantages in case strategy, resource allocation, and settlement negotiations.

  • Key metrics that drive litigation success
  • Technologies reshaping investigation methodologies
  • Practical approaches to implementing data-driven decision making

The nature of client relationships is evolving rapidly in legal services. While personal connections remain vital, institutional relationships are becoming increasingly important for long-term stability. Successful firms are finding new ways to balance these dynamics while delivering consistent value across touchpoints.

  • Strategies for building institutional client relationships
  • Methods for measuring and enhancing client loyalty
  • Approaches to managing relationship transitions effectively

The justice system is experiencing unprecedented technological disruption. Virtual proceedings and digital evidence management are rapidly becoming the new normal. These sweeping changes are creating remarkable opportunities for forward-thinking practitioners.

  • Game-changing trends reshaping the future of court proceedings
  • Advanced techniques for mastering virtual advocacy and digital presentation
  • Revolutionary technologies transforming case management and evidence handling
Our Partners

Say hello to our 2025 partners

LegalTechTalk provides an invaluable platform for networking, new insights and exposure to 4,000 top attendees. We are always looking for partners, who can create value and deliver exceptional support to the event.

DLA Piper
PwC
iManage
NetDocuments
Leya
OpenText
Harvey
Zoho Corp
Thomson Reuters
Actionstep
Elite
Charles Russell Speechlys
Airia
BRYTER
vLex
DraftWise
KPMG Law
Litera
Relativity
Hexaware

Join us at LegalTechTalk 2025