London, England — Mishcon de Reya is set to host an influential gathering on June 25, bringing together a wide array of in-house legal professionals and technology experts at the AB2L London Summit. This event aims to tackle critical challenges faced by large legal departments operating globally.
Marcelo Moura, an associate at Mishcon de Reya, is overseeing the arrangements for this summit. The event will commence with a keynote address from Adam Woodhall, Founder and CEO of the General Counsel Sustainability Forum. Woodhall will share insights gained from collaborating with prominent global General Counsels (GCs) on the application of dynamic leadership in addressing various organizational hurdles. Following his address, he will moderate a panel featuring Mollie Stoker and Marco Araujo, who will discuss strategies utilized to navigate issues surrounding artificial intelligence, sustainability, and more.
Another significant panel will focus on the complexities faced by cross-border legal teams. Igor Oliveira, General Counsel at Pilgrim’s Europe, will lead a discussion with in-house counsel from Europe, Africa, and the Americas. These participants will share their experiences with navigating the challenges posed by conflicting legal systems, particularly in areas like compliance, data protection, and supply chains.
The summit will also delve into comparisons between the legal technology markets in the United Kingdom, the United States, and Brazil. Industry representatives, including Richard Tromans from Artificial Lawyer, are expected to shed light on how each country’s legal framework influences its technology solutions. Brazil, for instance, processes around 100 million active court cases electronically, leveraging artificial intelligence for support. This sets it apart, as differing procedural rules in Brazil create unique opportunities compared to the more established eDiscovery sectors in the US and UK.
In the closing keynote, Electra Japonas from Law Insider and oneNDA will challenge traditional views in her presentation titled “Drafting Is Dead. Long Live Prompting.” Japonas plans to highlight the growing importance of prompt engineering in the legal field, suggesting that legal professionals must adapt to maintain relevance in a rapidly evolving landscape that prioritizes AI-generated outputs.
The AB2L London Summit, organized in association with the Brazilian Legal Tech Association, promises to draw a diverse international audience keen on the future of legal technology and innovation within cross-border operations. While attendance is free, participants are encouraged to register soon to secure their spots due to limited capacity at the venue.
For more details about the event, including the full lineup of speakers, interested parties can visit the registration page.
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