Against a backdrop of a constantly changing regulatory landscape and continual innovation, legal tech has evolved significantly in the past year.

At the 2022 Women, Influence & Power in Law conference in Washington, D.C., last week, over 700 women experts from all aspects of the law converged to discuss the most pressing issues facing the legal industry today. In addition to powerful and inspiring keynote sessions on the importance of networking, pay transparency, ending forced arbitration in sexual harassment and assault cases, and the current situation in Ukraine, a number of panels touched on the biggest tech issues facing the legal profession today.

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