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Stockholm
What is actually happening? Law, AI and Transformation Beyond the Hype
Every week brings a new AI announcement, a new legal technology platform, and a new prediction about the future of the profession.
But beneath the headlines, what is actually happening?
Nordic Legal Tech Day brings together the people closest to these changes — from global industry observers and technology pioneers to legal leaders actively transforming the way legal work gets done.
During one full day in Stockholm, you will hear global perspectives, real customer experiences, practical lessons from the field, and honest conversations about the forces reshaping legal work today.
The programme is still taking shape, and we will share more details as speakers and sessions fall into place.
Join us on Stockholm on October 7 for an intense day of learning and networking with the Nordic legal community.
Where: Vasagatan 28, Posthuset 7A
When: October 7
Doors open at 8 am and closes 6 pm.
Keynote speakers
"Building the legal teams of the future”
Alexander Irschenberger
Alexander is the founder and CEO of Legal Tekno, where he focuses on AI, legal technology, contracts, compliance, and helping lawyers adopt technology effectively. He has previously worked in corporate and law-firm environments, founded legal-tech companies and held leadership roles at Contractbook. He is also an external lecturer in legal tech at Queen Mary University of London.
"The AI-Native Firm - Tokens, teams, and the new economics of work"
Armin Catovic
AI-native is no longer about adding copilots to existing workflows. It is about redesigning the firm around intelligence as a cost base: tokens, models, agents, governance, and smaller, faster teams. Armin is the Director of Data & AI at Funnel, a marketing intelligence platform. At Funnel he is driving the internal data agent platform "Reef", which has flipped the mindset of how a business is run in the AI native era. Armin has previously built legal AI solutions, as well as data and AI solutions across PE, venture capital, news media, and telecom. In his spare time he is co-running the Stockholm AI non-profit, and researching attention economics.
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Agenda
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Breakfast is served
Acacia Göransson
- Alexander Irschenberger ”Building Legal Teams of the Future”
- Armin Catovic ”The AI Native”
Room 310: Legora – From Regulatory Noise to Agentic Action
New regulation lands faster than any team can read them. In this live demo, see how Legora’s agent scan the regulatory horizon, flag what matters and turn it into action, whether you’re advising clients or keeping your own business compliant. From alert to assigned task in minutes.
Speaker:
Ludwig Olofsson, GTM Legora
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Room 311: Leonh – A lawyer’s shortcut to company valuation
Douglas Von Euler, CEO & founder Leonh
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Room 312: EG Lex247 – Winners and Losers: Why AI Is Becoming the New Dividing Line
AI is rapidly becoming the defining factor separating winners from losers. For law firms, that’s no longer theoretical: AI is entering daily work, regulations are tightening, and clients now expect data to stay within the EU.
Lisbeth Bekker, VP, Member & Legal at EG, reveals what sets winners apart from losers and what it takes to build AI a law firm can rely on: security, compliance, governance and digital sovereignty, all in one platform. The same platform every future AI capability in EG Lex247, the legal practice platform, are be built on. We will show a live demo of EG Lex247 at the end of the session.
Speakers:
Lisbeth Bekker, VP, Member & Legal, EG, Daniel Halan, Product manager EG Lex247
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Room 314: Vesence – One Size Doesn’t Fit All: The Road to the AI-Native Law Firm
How does the journey towards becoming AI-native differ between small, mid-sized and large law firms? In this panel conversation, Karin Karsten from Vesence brings together law firm leaders to compare their approaches to AI implementation, adoption and organisational change, exploring what it takes to turn new technology into meaningful business improvement.
Panel:
Camilla Hedner, Senior Associate @ Advokatfirman Cederquist
Jimmy Gärd, Partner @ KANTER Advokatbyrå
Emil Brengesjö, Partner @ Brengesjö Metz
Moderator:
Karin Karsten, Founding GTM @ Vesence
Panel:
Carl-Fredrik Cederborg Head of Customer Success @ Vesence
Jason Heyman Director, Legal Solutions @ Thomson Reuters
Johan Häger CEO & Co-founder @ Aloi AI
Wilhelm Bohlin Head of Field Product @ Legora
Moderator:
Stephanie Wilkins Director of Content @ Legaltech Hub
Room 306: The agentic law department
Speakers: Håkan Nordling Volvo, Ling Wang Ericsson, Yang Zhang Stora Enso
Moderator: Robert Kuter
Room 310: AI Governance – from policy to practice
Speakers: Emelie Terlinder, Emeli Olaison, AddComply
Room 314: Sovereignty – the safe tech stack
Speakers: Petra Dalunde Rise, Stefan Kim PSA, Dr Nils Feuerhelm, Blendow-Noxtua
Panel:
Douglas von Euler, CEO & founder @ Leonh
Henrik Torstensson, Partner @ Alliance VC
Stefan Lindeberg, Further than Capital
Oskar Paladini Söderberg, Head of M&A @ AGRD
Moderator:
Jonas Ingvarson, LegalWorks
Room 310: Aloi – Decision Intelligence: Putting Your Firm’s Knowledge to Work
What happens when AI moves from helping lawyers produce work to helping them make better decisions? We’ll explore how Atlas brings a firm’s accumulated negotiation experience into the live matter – surfacing relevant precedents, identifying risks and helping lawyers assess positions and negotiation strategies based on how similar issues have been handled before.
Speakers:
Michael Butler, Legal Commercial Lead @ Aloi, Christian Friedl, Founding GTM @ Aloi
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Room 311: Wordsmith:
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Room 312: Norstedts Juridik: JUNO Flow – From AI Output to Legal Work You Can Stand Behind
- How JUNO Flow structures the work from intake and planning to research and delivery.
- How transparency and source references are built into every step.
- How the legal foundation remains connected from analysis to draft and delivery – the Legal Validation Chain.
Rickard Hellner, Director of Customer Success @ Norstedts Juridik
Carl Fernandez, Legal AI Adoption Manager @ Norstedts Juridik
Room 314: Lexnus by Precisely: The most dangerous AI answer is a confident one.
In this session, you’ll see how rule-based policy checks work in practice and how the same contract always gets the same, predictable answer, instead of AI’s best guess. We’ll walk through real examples of these checks catching what AI models miss, and show what that means for legal teams who need to know, not just hope, that their contract policies are being enforced.
Mahé Bonnot, Legal Expert @ Lexnus
Let´s loose the tie and cheer on our brave Startups!
Nordic sponsors 2026
Vesence is an agentic AI platform purpose-built for law firms and professional services. Seamlessly integrated into the Microsoft Office tools teams already use — including Word, Outlook, Excel, and PowerPoint — Vesence brings intelligent automation directly into everyday workflows, eliminating the need to switch between platforms. Trusted by leading law firms, Vesence is built with enterprise-grade security at its core. Visit site
PSA is a Nordic tech and expert advisory firm with offices in Oslo and Stockholm. We deliver legal tech solutions and expert services to help law firms and in-house legal teams with intelligent digital transformation. PSA is an iManage reseller and technology partner, servicing both on-prem and cloud customers. We help Law Firms and in-house legal teams implement, automate, extend and integrate iManage, and have helped many law firms move their iManage solution to iManage Cloud. Visit site
Thomson Reuters is a global content and technology company that empowers professionals in the legal, tax, accounting, compliance, risk, and news industries to make confident decisions and deliver results with speed and accuracy. With a mission to clarify the complex, Thomson Reuters combines trusted content, deep domain expertise, and cutting-edge technology to help organizations navigate an increasingly fast-paced and complex world. Visit site
Legora is built to unlock unparalleled collaboration between lawyers and clients, enabling them to review, draft, and deliver projects, together. It’s a product for boundless collaboration between lawyer ingenuity and machine intelligence.
Legora’s mission is to empower exceptional lawyers. We make this a reality through building the world’s first truly collaborative AI for lawyers. Visit site
Local main sponsors
Lunch sponsor
Exhibitors 2026
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Start-up Pitching contest
Are you the next Legal-Tech unicorn? The stage is yours!
Bounded connects supplier data, contracts, access, and risks into a live map of your most critical dependencies, providing traceable evidence for NIS2 / Cyber Resilience Act compliance.
Lagenta helps individuals and businesses resolve legal issues. We match them with the right legal professional, assess the situation, and show them the way forward.
Blanks is an AI-driven, deterministic agentic document automation platform designed to connect business and legal teams.
Kindred Intelligence is a independent platform providing clear-headed analysis, guides, and reviews on AI tools.
Blanks is an AI-driven, deterministic agentic document automation platform designed to connect business and legal teams.
Partners
Registration Fee & Venue location
The cost of a ticket is 480 € incl VAT ( SEK 5 300) Limited amount of tickets.
The registration fee includes conference participants’ materials, breakfast, refreshments and lunch. Accommodation is NOT included
Members of Sveriges Bolagsjurister, ELTA and Stockholm Legal Hackers are entitled to a membership discount. A discount code must be provided at registration. This can not be applied when buying early bird tickets.
PLEASE NOTE THAT DISCOUNTS CANNOT BE COMBINED.
Where: Vasagatan 28, Posthuset 7A
When: October 7
Doors open at 8 am and closes 6 pm.
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