AI is changing law. But how do we lead, not just react?
From research to risk management, from pricing models to client service—AI and innovation are reshaping every corner of legal practice. But no single part of the profession can solve these challenges in isolation.
At Canadian Legal Summit 2025 on October 9 at the Toronto Event Centre, we're bringing together 400+ legal leaders from across firms, in-house departments, and legal operations to ask the hard questions:
- How are lawyers using AI responsibly—balancing efficiency with ethics?
- What tools are transforming practice today, and what gaps remain?
- How do firms and corporate legal teams work together to adopt innovation without adding risk?
- What new roles and skills are emerging as technology reshapes the profession?
Sessions include:
- AI + Law: 10 real-world questions you're not asking (but should)
- Managing AI in practice: Red flags, risk, and real-world policies
- The one tool I can't work without – legal pros share their must-have tech
- Legal innovation on a budget – practical tools and new delivery models
This isn't just theory—it's a chance to hear from the people buying, using, and leading AI adoption in the legal sector.
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