Manchester Law & Technology Conference

Wed Jul 06 2022 at 10:30 am to 05:00 pm

No.1 Circle Square, | Manchester

Rachel Kenyon | Business Engagement Lead for Fintech, LegalTech and Digital Trust & Security |  The University of Manchester
Publisher/HostRachel Kenyon | Business Engagement Lead for Fintech, LegalTech and Digital Trust & Security | The University of Manchester
Manchester Law & Technology Conference
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Hosted by The University of Manchester and partners to bring together the broad community of legal innovators in and around the North West
About this Event

Since 2018 the Mcr LawTech community has been growing, this conference is the region's first major event on LegalTech and Legal Innovation.

Sessions & Speakers are still being finalised, the programme will be updated here as sessions are confirmed:

Welcome & overview of the Manchester Law & Technology Initiative Prof Orkun Akseli, Strategic Academic Lead for LegalTech The University of Manchester

How the North West is shaping Legal Innovation in the UK, Insight from LawTech UK Panel – Prof Katie Atkinson, University of Liverpool, plus DWF, Freshfields, University of Manchester

Getting the boring right to make the whizzy happen Stuart Whittle, Chief Technology and Innovation Officer, Weightmans

How can tech innovations support ESG and the legal drivers behind the ESG boom Abigail Herron, Global Head of ESG Strategic Partnerships, Aviva Investors

Digital trust, security & resilience, & online crime Brian Higgins, Security Specialist at CompariTech

How Digital Platforms and AI are re-shaping the legal sector Prof Teresa Rodríguez de las Heras Ballell, University of Madrid

Legalities of Digital Assets Jemma Fleetwood & Sam Ballin, JMW LLP

How hackathons can facilitate innovation sprints Mike Kennedy Senior Manager, Innovation and Legal Technology, Addleshaw Goddard LLP & Will Lloyd, DWF and Manchester Legal Hackers

Shape & Structure of law firms of the digital age/Importance of culture for legal innovation, Panel

How academic/industry partnerships can create new and better recruitment models – UoM/DWF/AG

Digitisation of Trade – Dr Gail Lythgo, University of Manchester (TBC)Keeping on top of the Tech Landscape - TBC

Interactive session:

Problem Shared session: 1 hour, 3 x 20 min blocks (delegates can move or stick each 20 minutes), 3 challenge areas to be discussed, proposed in advanced, opportunity for shared-learning with some insight from academics with publications relevant to the challenge areas.


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Event Venue & Nearby Stays

No.1 Circle Square,, 3 Symphony Park, Manchester, United Kingdom

Tickets

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