SubTech 2012
Program
Thursday, July 26
Cocktail
reception and dinner.
Friday July
27
Conference welcome and
scene-setting
Conveners: Dan Hunter,
Marc Lauritsen, David Johnson
Automation of
Legal Work
What technology/applications will most
significantly increase efficiency of law practice?
What
technology/applications will most significantly increase access to
justice?
What legal processes are most in need of
enhancement/reform by means of technology?
What technologies are
causing more problems for the legal profession than they
solve?
Convener: David
Johnson
Break
The Nature of the
Current and Future Legal Profession
What are the
main barriers to adoption of these new technologies by the
profession?
How can those barriers be lowered or
eliminated?
Do we need to create new business models for the
profession and/or substantive legal technology providers?
Do we
need to rethink ethics rules and regulatory structures?
Convener: David
Johnson
Lunch
Technology and the
Law School Predicament
What should law schools be
doing to prepare students for a newly technology enhanced
profession?
Should different schools focus on differing
approaches/opportunities? What choices make sense?
Can training
in law practice technology and legal process engineering
scale?
What are the most promising new career paths for law
students?
Convener: Dan
Hunter
Break
Re-invention
In
light of the preceding discussion, what new inventions are
needed?
Are there opportunities for cross-discipline
collaboration?
Will the nature of law change as a result of new
technologies?
Convener: Dan
Hunter
Open discussion
Keynote Address: Professor
Elizabeth Chambliss (NYLS),
Dinner
Venue:
Golden Unicorn Restaurant [
map]
Saturday,
July 28
Demonstrations and paper
presentations
Convener: Marc
Lauritsen
Call to Action
If we as a group were to
issue a call to action, to law schools and legal technology innovators,
what should we call for?
Conveners: Marc Lauritsen, David Johnson,
Dan Hunter
Conference close