As artificial intelligence continues to reshape the legal profession and wider professional practice, how can professionals harness emerging technologies effectively while maintaining trust, protecting data and exercising sound judgement?
The hybrid seminar “LawTech in Action: Applying AI and Digital Trust in Professional Practice and Dispute Resolution” will bring together legal practitioners, technology experts and industry leaders to explore the practical applications of AI, secure digital transactions and technology-enabled dispute resolution.
Organised by eBRAM, the seminar will examine both the opportunities and risks presented by technological developments, with a focus on how professionals can adapt their practices in an increasingly digital environment.
Seminar Highlights
The programme features a series of presentations addressing key developments at the intersection of law, technology and professional practice:
Digital Trust in Practice: Introducing eBRAM’s Deal-Making Portal – Mr. Albert Leung, Acting Chief Executive Officer, eBRAM
Applicability of AI and Advanced Technology in Building Management – Mr. Jason Chan, Partner, Chung & Kwan Solicitors
The Chatbot in the Witness Box: When Client AI Prompts Become the Smoking Gun – Mr. Joshua Chu, Lawyer, Law Lecturer and Co-Chair of the Hong Kong Web3 Association
Reshaping Legal Operations in the AI Era – From AI Strategy to Digital Legal Coworker Collaboration – Mr. Edward Lau, Chairman, Innovation & Transformation Committee, Hong Kong Artificial Intelligence Industries Association
Data as an Asset: Governance, Compliance and Trusted Transactions – Mr. Kevin Lee, Director, Hong Kong Centre of Data Asset Trading and Applications
Preparing AI-Ready Lawyers for Legal Practice: Lessons from LITE Lab@HKU – Mr. Brian Tang, Executive Director, Law, Innovation, Technology & Entrepreneurship (LITE) Lab, The University of Hong Kong
Dispute Resolution Starts with the Contract – Ms. Wenny Huang, Secretary General, eBRAM
The seminar will conclude with a LawTech Experience, providing participants with an opportunity to explore technology applications in practice.
Event Details
Date: Friday, 20 November 2026
Time: 14:00–18:00 (Registration opens at 13:45)
Format: Hybrid – In-person and online
Venue: Room 205–207, 2/F, West Wing, Justice Place, 11 Ice House Street, Central, Hong Kong
Language: English, with simultaneous English–Chinese captioning and translation
Registration Fee: HK$680
Special Registration Rate: Register by 12:00 noon on Sunday, 15 November 2026, to enjoy the discounted rate of HK$480.
Light refreshments will be provided for in-person participants. Places are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.
An application for CPD accreditation has been submitted to The Law Society of Hong Kong.
Registration
Interested participants are encouraged to register early. Please scan the QR code on the event flyer to access the registration page.
[Register by 15 November 2026 to enjoy the special rate.]
We encourage ALITA members and the wider legal and technology community to join this seminar and exchange perspectives on building a trusted, innovative and technology-enabled professional environment.