Legal Events
Legal Futures events have been running since 2011, showcasing change and innovation in the legal sector . Our conferences bring the pioneers who have been hitting the headlines and enable delegates to gain insight into the new business models, pricing strategies, strategic alliances and partnerships widely predicted to cause market disruption over the coming years.
Next Events
Legal Futures Regulation and Compliance Conference, 2019
Regulation and compliance have never been more of a priority for law firms – and on top of that, the SRA’s new Standards & Regulations come into force later this year.
This major conference brings together experts from a range of disciplines – as well as all the leading regulatory bodies – to examine the ever-growing challenges to lawyers, with a particular focus on the new solicitors’ rulebook, professional indemnity insurance, wellbeing and fraud.
Cavendish Conference Centre, London
PI Futures Conference, 2019
PI Futures is the must-attend conference for personal injury lawyers and all those whose businesses depend on keeping up to date with the raft of reforms, changes and challenges in this sector.
Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester
Legal Futures Innovation Conference, 2019
Entering its ninth year, the Legal Futures Innovation Conference showcases the most interesting and thought-provoking developments in the market over the last 12 months.
Cavendish Conference Centre, London
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Previous Events
March 2019: Civil Litigation Conference 2019
Change has been a constant for civil and commercial litigators in recent times, and 2019 and the years ahead promise no let-up.
November 2018: Innovation Conference 2018
At the 8th Legal Futures Innovation Conference, the Legal Services Board unveiled the findings of its Innovation in Legal Services report, the most comprehensive review yet published of what innovation in the legal market looks like and how it is developing.
September 2018: PI Futures 2018
PI Futures 2018 took place as the Civil Liability Bill was passing through Parliament, and delegates heard from those involved in putting the claimant case to politicians and discussed the impact on lawyers, claims companies, medical reporting organisations, funders and others involved in the industry.
