We come and talk about it
once we have done it.
Talks, panels, moderation and editorial formats on how legal work is changing. What we say comes out of engagements, not out of a market survey.
The formats
- Talk
One subject, one argued position, anonymised examples.
- Keynote
A short opening or closing slot, written for your audience.
- Panel
Taking part in a panel, with a practitioner's point of view.
- Moderation
Running a panel: briefing the speakers and steering the debate.
- Podcast and interview
An editorial format, audio or written, on one precise subject.
- Internal session
Team offsite, committee, company day, university.
What we talk about
- AI applied to legal work, and how to measure what it is worth
- Legal Ops: reading legal as a system
- The legal department and how it is steered
- Automating repetitive legal tasks
- The technology already in place, before the one being sold to you
- Measuring legal performance
- How the work of lawyers is changing
- New ways of organising legal work
Who we speak to
- Legal departments
- Law firms and the legal professions
- Industry events and conferences
- Internal offsites and committees
- Schools and universities
- Media and editorial formats
What we bring
- A position drawn from real engagements, with its limits stated.
- An argument, not a neutral tour of the landscape.
- Anonymised examples, never a named client.
- No product pitch dressed up as a talk.
- No predictions about what AI will do in ten years.
- No speaking on a subject we do not practise.
The details
- Languages
- French and English.
- Location
- In person or remote.
- Length
- From 20 minutes for a keynote to 90 minutes for a format we run.
- Preparation
- A call with the organiser beforehand, every time. We turn down slots when we do not know who is in the room.
- Notice
- Four weeks before the event where possible.
What sets the price
- The format and the length.
- Preparation time, and how much is written for your audience.
- Travel.
- The audience we speak to.
No list price. Some speaking slots are accepted without a fee when the subject or the audience warrants it: tell us what you are organising and we will answer on that point too.
Running an event?
Tell us the date, the audience and the subject you have in mind. If it is not our subject, we say so in one sentence.