Technology and AI are not just changing the legal profession; they are actively redefining it. An increasing number of legal tasks are being conducted by AI, which often outperforms humans in speed and even quality. As legal tech companies grow in capitalization, the pressure for legal professionals to adapt is immense.

This discussion, hosted at the Rotterdam School of Management, moves beyond theory to provide concrete answers. It is a forum where law meets technology and business, designed to tackle the most pressing questions facing the industry.

Join us to explore:

How do the legal professionals actually implementing technological solutions see the future of the profession?
What specific skills do lawyers need now to effectively draft contracts, manage litigation, or support large international transactions?
How will these requirements change in the near future?
What will it mean to be a lawyer in 20 years, and how will that role interact with businesses and companies?

Hear from Industry Leaders

Gain insights from a panel of experts who are on the front lines of legal innovation:

Dick van Lankeren Matthes, former Head of Transaction Innovation Team at Loyens & Loeff, currently independent contractor
Tanisha Minev, Global Legal Counsel at Docplanner
Anna Priante, Assistant Professor at RSM, Academic Director MSc Business Information Management
Maxim Svyatov, AI Task Force Officer at Loyens & Loeff
Justin Turman, former Legal Systems & Processes Manager at Stryker, currently independent contractor

Hosted by: Vladimir Bagaev, LLM (Oxford), MBA (Erasmus, RSM), PhD (St Petersburg), ex-KPMG, and founder of Zakon.ru—a legal community website with 1 million monthly visitors.

🗓️ Event Details & Registration

When: November 24th (Monday), 18:00-19:30
Where: Rotterdam School of Management, Bayle Building, Room: JB-50
Cost: Participation is Free

Questions?

Contact the organising committee at vbagaev@myrsm.nl or +31686131463

Mapping the Future of the Legal Profession