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The Canadian Legal Innovation Forum will be returning to Toronto on May 31st 2023. The event, back for its fourth edition, will focus on innovation at the intersection of business and law in the Canadian legal sector, with this year’s theme: An evolving legal ecosystem: leading to drive change and deliver value.
With over 230 people in attendance in 2022, the forum’s founder Andrew Bowyer, as well as the forum’s partners, are keen to welcome everyone back in 2023.
“We are excited to return to Toronto with our 2023 edition of the forum," says Andrew Bowyer, Founder of the Canadian Legal Innovation Forum. “The sector faces numerous headwinds: an uncertain economic climate, emerging risks (digital and analog), pressure to do more with less and ongoing generational shifts. To address these challenges - and create opportunities from them - the sector is embracing innovative approaches unpinned by leadership and collaboration amongst sectoral practitioners (law firms, legal departments and third-party partners).” The purpose of this year’s forum is to shine a light on the dynamics at play in Canada’s legal sector when it comes to innovation at the intersection of business and law, and provide examples of how leadership and collaboration within the legal ecosystem are helping to deliver value as well as to drive and sustain change.
Clarilis - a leading, UK-based legal technology firm focused on drafting automation - is the forum’s presenting sponsor. On its partnership with CANLIF, Clarilis’ Founder and CEO, James Quinn, said: “We are delighted to support CANLIF’s annual conference again this year as presenting sponsor. It is crucial that we keep up to date with the needs and requirements of Canadian firms and all other participants in the Canadian legal market – so that we can better serve them. This is ‘the’ conference in Canada for innovation leaders to share ideas and inspire all of us to think of new ways to move the market as a whole, to be more efficient and better serve our customers – be that through further use of cutting-edge technology or simple improvements to process. The forum’s focus on the intersection of business and law, the marriage of people, process, and technology, is the key to its continuing success.”
The full-day event taking place at Lennox Hall in First Canadian Place will contain 7 panel discussions. Themes include:
Leading at the intersection of business and law: how are leading lawyers in key sectors driving growth in their organizations?
“Our vision for the forum is to provide a space where legal leaders can learn about the latest drivers and trends when it comes to innovation, what parts matter most to law firms and legal departments’ business strategies and create a network of innovators committed to driving change in Canada’s legal sector,” says Bowyer.
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