FutureLaw 2026

FutureLaw 2026 is an annual conference organized by CodeX – The Stanford Center for Legal Informatics, focusing on the intersection of law and technology. Scheduled for April 16, 2026, at Stanford Law School, this event brings together academics, entrepreneurs, lawyers, investors, policymakers, and engineers to explore advancements in legal technology and their implications for the legal profession.

The conference will cover a range of topics, including the integration of artificial intelligence in courtrooms, the emergence of AI-native law firms, and the role of deductive reasoning in legal technology. Sessions such as "Beyond Efficiency: Building Reliability into Courtroom Use of Artificial Intelligence" and "The Great Unbundling: Can Traditional Firms Compete with AI-Native Challengers?" will delve into these subjects, providing insights into the evolving landscape of legal practice.

Attendees can look forward to networking opportunities during breaks and a reception following the closing keynote. The event will also feature the CodeX Prize ceremony, recognizing outstanding contributions to legal technology. Notable speakers from academia, industry, and policy sectors will share their expertise throughout the day.

FutureLaw 2026 is ideal for legal professionals, technologists, policymakers, and scholars interested in understanding and shaping the future of law in the digital age. Participants will gain valuable knowledge on emerging trends, practical applications of technology in legal settings, and strategies for adapting to a rapidly changing environment.