About the Legal Tech & The Future of Law track
Legal tech is reshaping how lawyers work — from contract automation to AI-assisted research and legal operations. This track covers the future of law through conversations with the technologists, founders, and practitioners building it. Understand where legal work is heading and how to stay relevant.
Who this track is for
- Lawyers curious about legal tech
- Legal ops and innovation leads
- Law students planning a tech-forward career
What you'll gain
- What legal tech actually does (and doesn’t)
- How automation is changing legal workflows
- Legal operations as a career path
- Staying relevant as technology shifts practice
What you'll learn
Earn your certificate
Complete all 21 episodes to earn the Legal Innovation Certificate. Selected episodes also qualify for CPD credit with the Law Society of Ontario and the Law Society of British Columbia.
21 episodes in this track
Legal Tech & The Future of Law — frequently asked questions
What is legal tech?
Software and tools that support legal work — from e-discovery and contract automation to practice management and AI research. This track explains the categories and what they mean for practitioners.
Will technology replace lawyers?
It is reshaping tasks more than replacing roles. Routine work is automating, while judgment and strategy remain human. Episodes discuss where the line sits today.
How do I get into legal innovation?
Combine legal knowledge with curiosity about workflows and tools. Several guests share how they moved from practice into legal tech and innovation roles.
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