If AI makes lawyers faster, will their firms become more profitable? Or is Biglaw in the process of automating away its own business model?
ILTACON 2026, set for late August, is sure to advance this conversation, and experts from Above the Law and Litera will be there to witness it all.
Join ATL and Litera on Sept. 9th at 1 p.m. ET to hear what they discovered, particularly as it relates to what ever-greater efficiency means for the business of law. One hour CLE credit is available for attendees.
We’ll explore:
∎ Key takeaways from ILTACON 2026
∎ A commercially minded approach to AI for law firms
∎ Tracking “RoAI” (and what “RoAI” means)
∎ Whether and how law firms may actually adjust the billable hour this time
Speaker Bios:
Grant Hewlett
Grant is a legal strategy and operations executive who works with leading global law firms, nationally recognized practices, premier regional boutiques, and major corporate legal teams to improve financial performance and operational execution. His work focuses on solving underperformance, aligning strategy with delivery, and building operating models that enhance profitability, scalability, and long-term organizational health.
Bob Ambrogi
Bob is a lawyer and journalist who has been writing and speaking about legal technology and innovation for more than two decades. He writes the award-winning blog LawSites, is a columnist for Above the Law, hosts the podcast about legal innovation, LawNext, and hosts the weekly legal tech journalists’ roundtable, Legaltech Week. He is also co-founder of the LawNext Legal Technology Directory.
Stephen Embry
Stephen is a national litigator and advisor primarily in the mass tort, business and consumer class action, and privacy and data breach arenas. A journalist for TechLaw Crossroads and writer for Above the Law.
Sign up today to reserve your spot! CLE credit is available.
