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Over 300 leaders in AI and law gathered at the Royal Opera House on a Thursday afternoon for what felt less like a summit and more like a turning point. We called it Precedent. And this time, we brought it to London.

A February 17, 2026 decision from Judge Rakoff in the US District Court for the Southern District of New York (SDNY) has attracted significant interest in the LegalTech community, and the legal industry in general as it continues to adopt AI tooling.¹

In some ways, the dominant mode of legal service delivery resembles the old VHS or DVD model, whereby everyone rented movies by walking or driving to their local video store.

Adam D.H. Chisholm and Robert Shore bring perspectives from very different areas of law at McMillan LLP. Adam is a partner in Litigation & Dispute Resolution, focused on high-stakes disputes across capital markets, intellectual property, and administrative law. Robert is a partner in Commercial Real Estate, advising developers on complex, data-heavy projects that shape cities.

Before joining Legora, Alex Aldous spent time as in-house legal counsel working with large corporations across international markets, advising clients directly and evaluating SaaS and AI technology from a data privacy perspective. She knows the weight of the questions lawyers ask when assessing an AI platform's approach to their data, because she's asked them herself.