As members of the legal community we find ourselves increasingly wanting to challenge the status quo, trying to introduce ways to innovate and offer increased efficiency in delivering quality legal

As a Program Director, I often get asked how I decide on what goes into the Legal Innovation & Tech Fest program each year. While finding the people and organisations with the best stories is an

With the rapid changes in technology and the competitive landscape occurring in the legal market, a law firm needs to be future-ready – where the pace and end game remain uncertain.

With the rapid changes in technology and the competitive landscape occurring in the legal market, a law firm needs to be future-ready – where the pace and end-game remain uncertain.

Innovation is a powerful point of differentiation for astute, ambitious and esteemed legal practitioners. According to experts in the field, ignoring such opportunities will likely bring obsolescence.

Innovation has become the catch cry of the C-Suite – the all-encompassing answer to moving our business forward and gaining headway from our competitors.

We are living in an age of unprecedented disruption. Once-lucrative revenue models, like billable hours, are under siege. Market structures and distribution channels that have been stable for decades

We’ve been saturated recently by the (seemingly) sudden explosion of technology subsets, each with its own set of futurists, hack(athon)tivists and idealists. Where we previously had Tech, we now have

Over 370 Legal Professionals, thought-leaders, and sponsors came together for another highly successful Legal Innovation & Tech Fest. This is the 2nd year this thriving community has come together

“We can’t afford not to be looking towards the next step”, said Rein Graat, General Counsel, Asia Pacific, ING Bank early on day one. This was the common theme of the conference, but Rein set the tone