ReInvent Law London 2013: Conference Schedule TOMORROW MORNING
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We have some very exciting news to share about upcoming ReInvent Law London conference:
This year’s event will be on June 14th, at the CBI Conference Centre in central London – 12:30pm – 6:00pm with a reception to follow. That’s 6:30am Central Time.
Tickets are available now for FREE, but there are a limited number of seats so reserve your place now at ReInventLawLondon.com!
ReInvent Law London will be featuring 20+ speakers, including:
Richard Susskind, “The Past, Present, & Future of AI + Law”
Chris Kenny, Chief Executive @ Legal Services Board
Craig Holt, Chief Executive @ Quality Solicitors
The conference will also feature 10 speakers that were selected from a public vote:
Larry Bridgesmith, “Letting Technology Process and Lawyers Practice”
Andrew Burgess, “Legal Department as an Evolutionary Eco-System”
Alex Hamilton,”Relationships, Judgement Calls and Software”
Joshua Kubicki, “ReInvention is Doing, Not Talking”
Martin Langan, “AI Law”
Don Philbin, “Projecting the Negotiation Process”
Mark Smith, “GC of the Future – More than Just a Number, More than Just a Lawyer?”
François Thibault, “Looking for the Smart ‘Virtual’ Lawyer”
Nic H. Vidocq, “Using Blogs to Give Cold Cases a Web Presence”
Olivia Zarcate, “Understand the Law with Metaphors, Spread the Law with Images”
Another exciting part of this conference will be the dynamic Q&A — post your questions on twitter using #reinventlaw and the ones that get re-tweeted the most will be asked to the speakers!
You can hear from all of these thought leaders for FREE, but only if you register at ReInventLawLondon.com.
Even if you cannot join us – follow the event on Twitter with the #ReInventLaw hashtag.
We look forward to seeing you in London!
Daniel Martin Katz, ReInvent Law Co-Founder, Asst. Professor of Law @ Michigan State University
Renee Newman Knake, ReInvent Law Co-Founder, Assoc. Professor of Law @ Michigan State University
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