NLTD Stockholm

Breakfast is served

Ulf Lindén (LegalWorks) & Sandra Jona (Legalbuddy)

• The AI-Powered Legal Industry: the Global Trends
  Richard Tromans, founder Artificial Lawyer
  
• The AI-Powered Legal Industry: the Future
  Antti Innanen, founder Dot.legal
  

Room 314
AI in Action: Transforming Legal Workflows with Legora
AI is no longer a future concept – it’s reshaping the legal profession today. In this live demonstration, we’ll showcase how lawyers can apply AI to transform their workflows, from streamlining routine processes to enabling deeper collaboration with colleagues and clients. Broaden your horizon to how AI empowers lawyers to work smarter, elevate client service, and unlock new opportunities in practice.

Room 306
Digitalising Governance: How Axpo transformed executive meetings with Sherpany

Inefficient, paper-based meeting processes are still a reality in many leadership and legal teams. Axpo, Switzerland’s second-largest energy provider, faced exactly this challenge — until they adopted Sherpany. Today, executives spend several hours per day in the platform, assistants have cut preparation time dramatically, and the organisation has gone fully paperless in its governance meetings.

Target group: General Counsel, legal operations professionals, board members, and law firm partners who want to modernise governance and leadership processes

Room 310
Smarter Legal Ops with Legisway: AI-Powered CLM in Action

Discover how Legisway’s AI-enhanced Contract Lifecycle Management, seamlessly integrated with Entity Management and other key modules, empowers in-house legal teams to streamline operations, reduce risk, and drive strategic value—all within a single, intuitive platform.

Target group: In-house legal professionals

Room 307
What if law wasn’t trapped in scrollable, one-dimensional PDFs? – Qura

In this session, we explore how Sweden’s 10M+ legal documents can be transformed into a living network using technology: 276 million connections spanning statutes, recitals, case law, agency guidance, literature — all the way down to defined words.

We will look at what happens when legal information is not just read line by line, but seen in patterns — analogies across doctrines, recurring mechanisms, and subtle trend signals in lower courts. Think of it as satellite coverage of the legal maze.

We will also discuss how this way of structuring data allows AI, for the first time, to tackle complex legal problems.

Target group: law firms, in-house legal teams, and legal professionals across public authorities and municipalities.

Moderated by Richard Tromans

• Sebastian Peters (Director, Legora)
• Sebastian Blendow (CPO, Blendow Group)
• Johan Häger (CEO and co-founder of Aloi)

Room 314
”AI First” Lawfirms – hype or reality?

• Olle Westerlund, founder Law Off The Shelf
• Joel Wickman, CEO Lawster
• Merete Nygaard, CEO Lexolve

Room 310
AI reshaping the role of inhouse?

• Miranda Espenäs, Chairman Swedish company lawyers association
• Margo Trebicka, Senior Sales Manager and Legal Tech Consultant, Wolters Kluwer
• Robert Kuter, Head of legal operations, Ericsson

Room 306
Tokenization of Equity: What’s Next for Corporate Ownership?

• Robert Sevenius, Corporate Law Advisor 

Room 307
Protecting your digital assets in the age of AI

• Ali Leylani, founder ECHO Alpha
• Armin Catovic, Head of AI, Aloi
• David Rejdemyhr, CTO Detectify
• Stefan Kim, CSO PSA

Moderated by Carin Adebring, Head of Legal, Stora Enso

Moderated by Richard Tromans

• Jim Runsten (Founder and CEO of Synch)
• Jonas Bratt (Board Member with expertise in Corporate Law and M&A, Eversheds Sutherland Advokatbyrå)
• Hanna Canning (Head of Legal Tech and Knowledge Management, DLA Piper Sweden)
• Linus Westling (Cloud Expert @ CAG)

Room 314
The Intelligent DMS in Action: AI, Interoperability, and Microsoft 365

 The rise of the Intelligent DMS is transforming how legal professionals work, collaborate, and deliver value. Join expert Technology Consultants, Oliver Matthews (NetDocuments) and Pontus From (Norteam), as they explore the latest innovations shaping the future of document management.

 From AI-powered search and interoperability with platforms like Legora, to unlocking new efficiencies with Microsoft CoPilot and MS365, you’ll see how an Intelligent DMS can drive smarter workflows, deeper insights, and better client outcomes.

 Join us to gain fresh insights and practical takeaways on the future of document management — and how your firm can harness the Intelligent DMS to work smarter, faster, and ahead of the curve.

Room 310
Organizational Redesign Meets AI Time Tracking – What’s the Connection?
Join us for an interactive session to explore how organizational design and AI-powered time tracking are more closely connected than you might think. As organizations enter the next phase of the AI wave, it’s no longer just about adopting new tools—it’s about intentionally redesigning structures, roles, and processes to make AI a true colleague and an integral part of operations. In this session, you’ll gain a practical perspective on work redesign and experience the latest demo of Ilves’ MyActivities Pro, the AI-automated time-tracking tool that streamlines the tracking of both billable and internal work.

Room 306
Where should contract review really happen?
Contract review is where sales, legal, and the wider business all meet – but too often it ends up in the wrong place, creating delays and friction. In this session, Linus (Kognity) and Becca (Juro) will share how contract review is changing: moving away from endless email threads and attachments, and into collaborative, AI-powered tools that help sales move faster while giving legal peace of mind.
Hear Kognity’s story of how they tackled this challenge with Juro, and take away practical tips to build review processes that are quicker, smarter, and scalable for your business.

Room 307
From Sensitive to Synthetic: Familjens Jurist Case Study on Legal AI – Insights from Pilot and IMY Sandbox
We’ll share key insights from our joint pilot exploring how synthetic data can unlock the use of legal documents for AI development — while staying fully compliant with GDPR and ethical requirements.

Participants will also get a first look at learnings from IMY’s regulatory sandbox — and perhaps even a hint on where it’s heading next, along with early data on how compliance performs in practice within this in other pilots.

• Mattias Ripoll, Syndata.
• Daniel Lönnberg, Familjens Jurist 

Jury: Helena Hallgarn, Malin Männikkö & Ulf Lindén 

Drinks are sponsored by TimeApp Law