Legal leaders and innovation executives will come together on February 19th for The Law Firm of 2030: Building a Future-Ready Practice Through Intelligent Automation, a free virtual webinar hosted by the Legal Innovation Forum. The session will explore how law firms can use intelligent automation and digital workflows to modernize operations, improve productivity, and better meet evolving client expectations.
As firms face mounting pressure from rising costs, talent constraints, and increasing demand for faster, more transparent service, automation is emerging as a critical lever for change. The discussion will focus on how firms can move beyond experimentation and embed automation into everyday legal work in a way that delivers real operational value, while supporting lawyers and staff rather than displacing them.
The panel includes Andrew Bowyer, founder and CEO of the Legal Innovation Forum, alongside senior innovation and knowledge leaders from BLG Beyond, Davies, and Stikeman Elliott, as well as Ricoh Canada’s Kevin Morton, who brings an enterprise automation perspective to the conversation.
Approved for CPD credit in Ontario and British Columbia, the webinar is aimed at lawyers, legal operations professionals, and firm leaders looking to build scalable, resilient practices that are ready for the next decade of legal work.