Possibly the best deal in legal tech conferences is LIT Con, the annual legal tech conference produced by Suffolk Law School’s Legal Innovation and Technology Lab and its Legal Innovation and Technology Institute.
Even at full price, it is just $50. But you can sign up by tomorrow for just half that.
For that, you get a day-long program that includes substantive presentations mixed with rapid-fire talks from legal tech innovators and a student showcase of projects developed by students in the LIT Lab.
This year’s keynote speaker is Bridget Mary McCormack, former chief justice of the Michigan Supreme Court and now president and CEO of the American Arbitration Association. (Check out my recent LawNext interview with her.)
I will moderate a panel on AI in practice featuring panelists Devshi Mehrota, CEO and cofounder of JusticeText; Jason Morris, senior software development engineer at Thomson Reuters’ Casetext; Kara Peterson, cofounder of descrybe.ai; and Jacqueline Schafer, founder and CEO of Clearbrief.
Other panels include a conversation with Julia Rogers, cofounder of Hello Prenup, and a discussion of building a public e-filing infrastructure.
If you cannot make it to Boston for the live event, you can sign up for the free livestream.
Read more about the conference here or go straight here to register.
