The popular Legalweek AI Workshop is back with a new name, an all-new format, more speakers, and a dynamic mix of session formats designed to deliver fresh perspectives, candid discussions, and opportunities for audience engagement.This year’s program brings together leading voices from law firms, technology companies, and the broader AI ecosystem to explore what’s next for legal AI, the changing economics of AI investment, and the strategic decisions shaping how firms build, buy, and deploy AI capabilities. From emerging breakthroughs in agentic AI to new ways of measuring value beyond efficiency gains, attendees will gain insights into the opportunities, challenges, and competitive pressures redefining legal work. 

The ever popular GC Workshop is back for 2027 in an all new format. Our GC as an Enterprise Leader Intensive is built for leaders ready to move beyond managing Legal and take a more active role in shaping the business.

The General Counsel’s role continues to extend far beyond leading the legal function. Today’s GC is an enterprise executive— shaping strategy, advising the C-suite and board, guiding the business through risk and disruption, making high-stakes resource decisions, and determining how people, technology, outside counsel and data come together to support the company’s priorities. This year's program is designed around that expanded mandate. 

Through TED-style talks, executive case studies, rapid-fire insights, and peer discussion; GCs and senior legal leaders will tackle the strategic choices that define modern legal leadership: where Legal should focus its time and resources, how AI and technology change the department’s operating model, how to make better decisions with imperfect information, and how to lead a legal function that can keep pace with the enterprise.

The Case Law Forum returns to Legalweek with more sessions and more time for discussions. The rules of discovery are evolving as courts confront new questions involving artificial intelligence alongside enduring challenges in managing electronically stored information. In this forum we will explore recent rulings, share the practical considerations shaping their approach, and offer insights into what these developments may mean for litigants and counsel. The conversation will focus on emerging principles and practical takeaways, with panelists and specific topics to be confirmed.

Plaintiff firms are navigating changing case-acquisition economics, evolving client expectations, and rapid advances in AI and legal technology. This forum will bring together perspectives from across the plaintiff bar to explore how firms are adapting—from marketing and intake to technology investment and operational growth—and what it takes to compete and scale in a changing legal landscape.

Small and mid-size law firms are expected to deliver sophisticated client service, manage complex litigation, and keep pace with rapid technology change—often with lean teams and limited resources. This practical forum explores how to build a reliable technology foundation, use e-discovery and litigation workflows to compete effectively, and connect firm technology to client intake and service. Through practitioner insights and interactive discussion, attendees will leave with practical ideas for prioritizing investments, explaining costs to clients, and making technology work harder for their firm.