Thursday, September 10
Motions: Washington DC
Swedish Embassy
September 10, at a prestigious Washington venue. A curated evening with the people putting AI to work in law, trading real wins and real results.
What you will learn
How AI is actually being used in practice right now, straight from lawyers doing the work
The real workflows and results behind a live case study.
Unscripted, fireside perspective on what's working in AI adoption and what's next.
Where Legora's product roadmap is headed, from a member of the leadership team.
Concrete takeaways you can bring back and apply at your own firm.
Why attend?
A deliberately small room — 100 seats, no exhibit hall, no scanners — built for real conversation, not a trade show.
A few hours in the city where you practice, not a flight and a lost week.
Direct access to 100+ GCs, partners, and heads of innovation in one room, for one evening.
Person
Venue
Set on the bank of the Potomac, House of Sweden is the Swedish Embassy reimagined as an open, modern statement of Scandinavian design. Architects Gert Wingårdh and Tomas Hansen built it to feel unmistakably Swedish — drawing on the northern light of the high latitudes, where dawn and dusk burn scarlet across the sky.
Address
2900 K St NW
Washington, DC 20007
United States
Programming
Opening remarks from Nicola Clase, incoming Swedish Ambassador to the United States
Fireside chat with Barry Nigro, Partner & Global Chair of Antitrust and Competition, Fried Frank
Fireside chat with Thor Alden, Director of Technology Innovation, Dechert, and Christine Young, Director of Innovation, Morrison Foerster
A live case study, straight from a Legora client
A first look at what's next in Legora from our team
Cocktail reception to close the evening
Express your interest
Questions? Get in touch
If you'd like to know more about any of our sessions, arrange a meeting, or find out where to be and when, reach out to our event support.
We look forward to seeing you there.
