KM / AI / INNOVATION / GOVERNANCE

Knowledge Management is no longer a background support function in UK legal organisations.

KM is becoming the operating system that underpins legal delivery, professional risk control and profitability, driven by generative and agentic AI, client pressure for measurable value, and rising expectations around data governance, confidentiality and auditability.

This one-day London forum brings together KM leaders, professional support lawyers (PSLs), law firm librarians, knowledge lawyers, legal operations, IT, innovation and risk teams to focus on how KM is being redesigned as production infrastructure for AI-enabled legal work.

It is a peer-led, implementation-focused working forum, built around real working patterns, architectures and governance models. 

Delegates will examine how legal organisations are moving from static precedent banks and fragmented repositories to AI-ready knowledge environments that power live workflows, autonomous systems and in-matter intelligence, while protecting client confidentiality and professional obligations. 

Sessions focus on:

• Hands-on design, real architectures and production controls
• Addressing the real problems firms face today: content sprawl, low adoption, inconsistent taxonomies, fragmented tech stacks
• And the growing tension between using institutional knowledge to power AI while preventing leakage, misuse and loss of professional control. 

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25+

Expert Speakers

100+

Attendees

10+

In-depth Sessions

8+

Hours of Collaboration

Who Attends

Inside Legal KM is designed for senior leaders responsible for building, and governing, the knowledge foundations that will determine how UK legal organisations deliver work in an AI-driven market.

This forum is particularly relevant for:

• KM Directors, Heads of Knowledge, and KM Strategy Leaders responsible for firm-wide knowledge operating models, repository rationalisation, search performance, and AI readiness
• Professional Support Lawyers (PSLs), Knowledge Lawyers, and Practice Support Leaders accountable for precedent quality, playbooks, clause banks, and converting know-how into reusable tools
• Law Firm Librarians and Information Professionals leading taxonomy, metadata discipline, content curation, and retrieval integrity across complex repositories
• Legal Operations Leaders focused on workflow adoption, standardisation, efficiency, and embedding knowledge and AI into day-to-day delivery
• IT, Architecture, and Platform Owners supporting the KM stack (DMS, portals, search, collaboration) and the integration patterns that make knowledge usable in live workflows
  

• Cybersecurity, Identity & Access, and Data Protection Leaders responsible for permissions, confidentiality controls, auditability, and safe access pathways for AI and agentic use cases
• Risk, Compliance, and Information Governance Teams defining professional controls, policy, retention, and “information barriers” for AI-enabled knowledge use
• Innovation, Legal Tech, AI Product, and Transformation Leaders tasked with turning generative AI pilots into production systems with clear governance and measurable impact
• Practice Group Leaders and Partners who own high-volume work types and need faster, more consistent, and risk-aware delivery through better knowledge infrastructure
• In-house Knowledge and Legal Operations Leaders looking to understand how outside counsel are redesigning KM for AI,  collaboration, governance, and shared delivery expectations

This event will be especially valuable for leaders navigating the tension between making institutional knowledge usable for AI (and measurable in impact) while preventing leakage, misuse, and loss of professional control, against the reality of content sprawl, inconsistent taxonomy, fragmented stacks, and low adoption.

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Our Speaking Faculty

Would you like to:

• Share a case study on KM stack redesign, repository rationalisation, AI-ready metadata/taxonomy, or moving RAG from pilot to production in a live legal environment?
• Lead a panel discussion on KM as the legal operating system, and the practical control layers needed for AI and agentic workflows?
• Host a workshop or interactive session focused on hands-on implementation?
• Explore sponsorship or partnership opportunities to engage a peer group of KM leaders, PSLs, librarians, legal ops, IT, innovation and risk stakeholders building the next generation of AI-enabled knowledge infrastructure?

If yes, please contact us with your proposal (name, role, organisation, story, and preferred format) and we’ll be in touch with next steps.

Registration

Super Early Bird: Confirm your place by 03.31.26 and save £400 use code ILKMLONDON

Law Firm /

Legal Services

Registration

• Full Conference Pass
• Networking Access
• Community Membership

£995

In-house /

Legal Operations

Registration

• Full Conference Pass
• Networking Access
• Community Membership

£795

Solution Providers

Registration

• Full Conference Pass
• Networking Access
• Community Membership

£1,495

Team, Student and Non Proft Rates available

Contact: Have questions or need assistance with the registration process?

Please contact us: contact@insidepractice.com



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