Complimentary
30 March 2021
LawFest 21 is a wonderful opportunity for the legal + technology community to come together as we emerge battered but not beaten from the COVID-19 pandemic, share our stories of innovation and ingenuity in a time of crisis and discover new ways to deliver legal services.
Description
LawFest is the opportunity for your firm to learn more about what innovation looks like, how to do it, and the innovative practices others are adopting in this fast-changing and disruptive area. It’s all about how you can innovate in your own firm to help you drive greater efficiency within your organisation and ultimately drive profitability.
The one-day conference provides a platform to learn how to innovate and adopt technology, connect with innovators in the legal industry, establish relationships, and discover technology that matters to you and your organisation.
The event is held in Auckland each year with 300+ attendees, over 25 incredible speakers, and over 20 exhibits of legal technology solutions. LawFest content and speakers change each year, so don’t miss out on the legal innovation event of 2021.
For more information: https://www.lawfest.nz/
Event Details
Date: March 30, 2021
Venue: Cordis Hotel, Auckland
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