"Produced by The Legaltech Fund, the first venture capital firm devoted exclusively to legal tech, it is a conference I previously dubbed the Davos of legal tech for the fact that it brings together leaders from across disciplines to engage in open and unfettered dialogue about the state and future of legal innovation. As someone who has attended all four summits, I've had a front-row seat to its evolution."
"Unique to this conference is its mix of people. It is invitation only, and TLTF staff literally call and interview everyone who applies to ensure the right fit. It is also sales free - no exhibitors or salespeople. To encourage open dialogue, the summit operates under the Chatham House Rule, by which participants are free to use the information they receive, but not to reveal the identify or affiliation of any speaker or participant."
"This formula adds up to a conference attended by a who's who of legal tech: investors from venture capital and private equity firms, CEOs and top executives from legal tech companies, managing partners and innovation leaders from some of the largest - and some of the most innovative - law firms in the world, founders of companies ranging from early-stage startups to established leaders, and lawyers and legal professionals who are at the leading edge innovation."
The fourth TLTF Summit assembled leading figures in legal tech in Austin, bringing together investors, CEOs, law firm leaders, founders, and legal professionals. The event is produced by The Legaltech Fund, the first venture capital firm focused exclusively on legal tech, and has been likened to a Davos for legal innovation. The summit enforces invitation-only attendance with staff interviews, prohibits sales and exhibitors, and operates under the Chatham House Rule to promote candid exchange. Organizer Zach Posner encouraged informal networking over sessions. The concentration of talent raised concern that a local disaster could have severely set back legal tech progress.
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