On October 24 and 25, we created one of the largest online legal generative AI learning communities in the world. We collaborated and connected with 2,423 amazing people from 81 countries – law students, early career professionals, lawyers, allied legal professionals, legal educators, and A2J specialists – everyone, everywhere!
Over 9 sessions and through the contribution of an outstanding international faculty of 33 specialists in legal practice, legal ops, legal education, legal innovation, access to justice, professional responsibility and risk, talent management, we explored why, where and how to apply this tech in legal business.
We gratefully acknowledge the generosity of our faculty and sponsors (Actionstep and Smokeball Australia) who made it possible to offer the Summit for free. And, thank our supporters for helping us get the word out.
If you would like to see a summary of the key takeaways from the Summit, you’ll find that Report here. You can watch or listen to the replays of each session - they’re listed in the table below.
We are in this space for the long run and, if you are too, please join our global Legal Generative AI Global Community for updates on our work in this area, and sign up for our Week in Review.
And, if you are looking for resources to help understand legal GenAI fundamentals, then please watch or listen to our free AI for Legal Series.
Don’t forget, if we can assist in any way, please connect with us at CLI@collaw.edu.au.
| Day 1 – 24 October – The Big Issues | |
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Can GenAI live up to its promise…and what is it promising now?
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Mary O’Carroll, Chief Community Officer, Ironclad, Inc and Co-Founder, Corporate Legal Operations Consortium (CLOC) |
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Law Unlimited: Welcome to the re-envisioned legal profession
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Jordan Furlong, Principal, Law21 |
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Unlocking Justice: The potential and perils of generative AI in improving access to justice
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Amy Burton, Head of Pro Bono, Mills Oakley and Managing Lawyer, Everyday Justice Laura Elliott, Pro Bono Senior Associate, DLA Piper Daniel Ghezelbash, Associate Professor, UNSW Law & Justice Noel Lim, Co-Founder and CEO, Anika Legal Maya Markovich (Facilitator) Executive Director and Co-founder, Justice Technology Association and CLI Advisory Board member |
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Legal professional responsibility in the digital age – critical, outdated or redundant?
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Matthew Dunn, General Manager – Advocacy, Guidance and Governance, Queensland Law Society Catherine Gleeson, Barrister, NSW Bar Council Member and Deputy Chair of the NSW Bar News Committee Terri Mottershead (Facilitator) Executive Director, Centre for Legal Innovation Jeannie Paterson, Professor of Law, University of Melbourne and Co-Director, Centre for Artificial Intelligence and Digital Ethics (CAIDE), University of Melbourne Jennifer Shaw, Partner, Bartier Perry Lawyers and Panel Member of the NSW Law Society’s Professional Conduct Advisory Panel |
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Experimentation – is it the next collaborative legal practice?
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Gary Adler, Chief Digital Officer, MinterEllison Danielle Emerson, Senior Legal Transformation Manager, Herbert Smith Freehills Michelle Mahoney (Facilitator) Executive Director Innovation, King & Wood Mallesons Elliot White, Head of Innovation & Legal Technology, Addleshaw Goddard Dominic Woolrych, Co-founder & CEO, Lawpath |
| Day 2 – 25 October – Different Solutions | |
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Emerging Legal AI Roles – adding, subtracting, coming, going…and everything, everywhere in between!
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Sam Burrett (Facilitator) Legal Optimisation Consulting, MinterEllison Jan Christie, Director, Capability + Organisational Development, Gilbert + Tobin Schellie-Jayne (SJ) Price, Partner, Stirling & Rose and CLI Advisory Board Member Nam Truong, Digital + Innovation, Law Squared Tessa van Duyn, CEO and Practice Leader, Moores |
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Legal Education Reinvented: No pens, no paper, no professors?
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Aaron Baer, Co-Founder and Corporate Law Instructor, 4L Academy Courtney Blackman (Facilitator) Head of Partnerships, Lander & Rogers Stephen Colbran, Head of the College of Law, Criminology and Justice, Dean of Law, CQUniversity Ann-Maree David, Executive Director, College of Law Queensland Tania Leiman, Professor & Dean of Law, College of Business, Government and Law, Flinders University |
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Legal Generative AI in 2024…
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Stuart Fuller, Global Head of Legal Services and Asia-Pacific Regional Leader for Legal Services, KPMG Hilary Goodier, Partner and Co-Head, Ashurst Advance, Ashurst and CLI Advisory Board Member Uwais Iqbal, Founder, simplexico Caryn Sandler (Facilitator) Partner + Chief Knowledge and Innovation Officer, Gilbert + Tobin and CLI Advisory Board Co-Chair Rajesh Sreenivasan, Head, Technology Media and Telecoms Law Practice, Rajah & Tann Singapore LLP, Director & Co-Founder of Rajah & Tann Technologies Pte Ltd and Rajah & Tann Cybersecurity Pte Ltd, Board Member, Mediacorp Pte Ltd and CLI Advisory Board Member |
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The importance of being human in a legal AI world!
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Isabel Parker, Legal innovator, author and LawTech UK panel member
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