SAN FRANCISCO – First release tickets are now available for the Legal Innovators California conference, which will take place on June 4 and 5 in San Francisco. The conference, organized by Cosmonauts and chaired by Richard Tromans, Founder of Artificial Lawyer, will span two days, with the first day dedicated to law firms and the second day focused on in-house and legal operations. In addition to law firms, leading figures from academia and the investment world will also join as speakers.
Some of the speakers already confirmed for the event include Steve Gong, Patent Counsel and Data Science Head at Google, Lydia Petrakis, Senior Corporate Counsel and Digital Strategist at Microsoft, and Julian Tsisin, Director and Head of Legal Technology at Meta. Other notable speakers include Amol Bargaje, Global Chief Innovation Officer at Mayer Brown, and Dr. Megan Ma, Assistant Director of CodeX and Law, Science + Technology at Stanford Law School.
The conference will also feature sponsorship from companies like Relativity, ClearyX, LegalOn, Tangible, and Incorporight. Furthermore, a special area will be dedicated to startups, providing them with an opportunity to showcase their innovations and connect with potential investors in the Bay Area.
Tickets for the conference are available for a limited time at a specially-priced rate until April 30th. Inhouse lawyers and legal ops experts will be able to attend the conference for free. For more information about the tickets and to purchase them, interested individuals can visit the event’s website.
Organizations interested in sponsoring or speaking at the conference can reach out to the Cosmonauts team for further details. Timo, Suditi, and Craig can be contacted for major inquiries, speaking roles, and sponsorships respectively.
The Legal Innovators California conference promises to be an exciting opportunity for legal professionals to explore the latest advancements and innovations in the industry. Don’t miss out on the chance to be part of this landmark event on June 4 and 5 in San Francisco.