Which parts of a lawyer’s work are judgement, and which could AI take on? In June, we took the Thinking Lawyer BrainFactory to London and asked a room of senior professionals to answer that.
We spent last week in London at the TechTorget Nordic side event, held before LegalTechTalk. It brought together leaders building and leading change in the legal sector.
What happens when access to your AI tools changes overnight? For law firms, recent model restrictions are a reminder that dependency isn’t just technical—it’s strategic.
Traditional legal thinking alone is no longer enough. That was the hypothesis we set out to test on 22 April at the 35th Legal Tech Glögit, hosted by Castrén & Snellman.
Heikki Ilvessalo and Mia Ihamuotila.
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As a young professional, I find it striking to realize that AI will likely be part of my working life throughout my entire career. That thought stayed with me especially strongly at Hannes Snellman’s Legal Tech Glögit on 21 May 2026, where the theme of the evening was cultural shift in the age of AI.
Ida Ilvessalo
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The sixth edition of the Legal Tech in Finland map showcases the legal tech and legal design services in Finland.
