The first ‘Law for Good’ Conference will happen on the 18th October 2019 in central London.
This event is to help legal charities understand how to conceive, build and execute tech solutions. We will bring together everyone who is in the sector and working on a tech project to learn, share and inspire each other. This is a free event, organised by Legal Geek’s not-for-profit arm Law for Good Ltd. Thank you to our sponsor The University of Law for hosting this event.
Where: The University of Law, Moorgate Campus. 2 Bunhill Row, London, EC1Y 8HQ
When: Friday 18th October, 10.30 – 17:00
Who: Anyone who wants to find out more about using legal tech for good!
Schedule
Session 1: 11.00 – 12.00:
Learn New Skills
Speaker Position / Company
Nicole Bradick Theory and Principle
Andy Unger London South Bank University
Rafie Faruq GenieAI
Chris Grant Barclays Eagle Lab
Lunch: 12.00 – 13.15
During lunch, Thomson Reuters Trust Law is running an optional free ‘legal health check’ We will also have curated networking opportunities.
Session 2: 13.15 – 14.30:
Government | Regulators | Funders | Uni’s
Speaker Position / Company
Roger Smith Researcher and journalist
Nicola Tulk Nesta plus finalists
Lauren Meyer
Thomson Reuters Trust Law
Rebecca Williams Oxford University
Session 3: 15.00 – 16.10:
What tech exists now
Speaker Position / Company
Mary Bonsor F-LEX
Guy Stern Baobab
Jo Sidhu Crowd Justice
Loshni Kumar and Martin Barnes Deloitte and LawWorks
Session 4: 16.10 – 17.00:
Open Mic Session
A chance for anyone to have their say and share a story followed by drinks.
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