Legal Geek will return to London’s Old Truman Brewery on 15-16 October, expecting 4,500 attendees for its 10th annual conference.
The two-day event will feature keynotes, workshops, product pitches and networking sessions focused on legal technology. Speakers include actor and presenter Stephen Fry, former Danish Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt, Master of the Rolls Sir Geoffrey Vos, and courts and legal services minister Sarah Sackman KC MP.
More than 250 speakers are confirmed across sessions covering AI in legal practice, data security, regulatory policy, legal tech adoption, and access to justice. Other topics include diversity and inclusion, mental health, and regional legal technology landscapes.
The speaker line-up also includes Ian Jeffery, chief executive officer of The Law Society; Paul Lewis, managing partner at Linklaters; Luke Powell, managing partner at Macfarlanes; and Amir Mehdi, chief information officer at Deutsche Bank.
Jimmy Vestbirk, founder of Legal Geek, said: “We are incredibly excited to be hosting the 10th annual Legal Geek Conference next month, bringing together our amazing ecosystem of legal and tech professionals to discuss and explore the latest lawtech innovations. With a stellar line-up of speakers and a knock-out agenda, we are in for a brilliant two days of inspiration, discovery, fun, and connection.”
The Law Society of England and Wales is the headline partner. The event is run in collaboration with LawCare, the Society of Computers and Law and the Centre for Legal Leadership.