In our session with Thomson Reuters, 'Top AI fails of 2025 (And how to avoid them in 2026)' attendees will gain firsthand insights from real-world AI failures in legal practice, learning what went wrong, why it mattered, and how to implement AI safely and effectively.

The session will flesh out lessons from documented cases, explore the importance of verified legal data, and highlight essential compliance factors such as data sovereignty and professional liability. Attendees will leave equipped with practical strategies, risk frameworks, and integration best practices to transform AI from a professional hazard into a competitive advantage.

In our session with Automatise, 'How AI is reshaping litigation: From discovery to judgment', attendees will gain practical insights into how specialist legal AI tools are redefining accuracy, defensibility, and efficiency in litigation workflows.

The session explores why domain-specific systems outperform generalist AI in evidence analysis and case reasoning, how generative models are transforming eDiscovery, and what safeguards ensure compliant deployment in regulated environments. Drawing on lessons from early adopters, the discussion reveals how hybrid systems – combining general language models with legal reasoning engines – are shaping the future of trustworthy, auditable AI in law.

Join us to understand the risks, opportunities, and actionable steps lawyers, firms, and teams can take as the new year gets underway.

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