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¿Estás aprovechando todo el potencial de la inteligencia artificial en tu despacho?

dónde: Online

cuando: 06/11/2025

La digitalización del sector legal ya no es opcional. La IA está redefiniendo cómo se trabaja, cómo se factura y cómo se toman decisiones.

📊 El último informe Future Ready Lawyer revela que:

• 6 de cada 10 profesionales anticipan una disminución del uso de la hora facturable gracias a la IA.
• Más de la mitad ya está ajustando su modelo de negocio para adaptarse a esta nueva realidad.
• Casi tres cuartas partes consideran que el dominio tecnológico es esencial al incorporar nuevo talento.

Además, la IA generativa está impactando directamente en:

• La optimización de procesos internos.
• La organización del tiempo de trabajo.
• La definición de estrategias a largo plazo.

Este nuevo escenario exige que los despachos jurídicos se posicionen con herramientas que les permitan ser más ágiles, competitivos y sostenibles.

Lo que aprenderás en esta sesión:

Este webinar te permitirá entender cómo la inteligencia artificial está pasando de ser una promesa a una herramienta concreta en el día a día de tu despacho. A través de ejemplos reales, verás cómo la IA generativa ya está ayudando a:

• Reducir el tiempo dedicado a tareas documentales.
• Agilizar la búsqueda de información relevante.
• Tomar decisiones con mayor rapidez y precisión.

Además, analizaremos los datos más relevantes del último informe Future Ready Lawyer, que muestran cómo la tecnología está influyendo en la forma de trabajar, facturar y atraer talento en el sector legal.

Durante la sesión, también conocerás herramientas prácticas de IA para abogados, en este caso, Kleos Expert AI, el asistente inteligente integrado en Kleos que te ofrece toda la potencia de la IA generativa en tu trabajo diario, de forma segura y fluida.

Este webinar está diseñado para ofrecerte una visión práctica y estratégica sobre cómo incorporar la IA en tu despacho de forma efectiva.

📅 Detalles del webinar:

Fecha: 6 de noviembre
Hora: 17:00 – 18:00 h
Formato: Online y Gratuito

Reserva tu plaza rellenando el formulario. Recibirás un email con el enlace para acceder en directo. ¡Nos vemos online!

International arbitration may be harder for AI to disrupt than some areas of life – for a variety of reasons.  Still, we’re inviting you to have a go, or even just find some ways to make it better.

The task for teams is simple: using AI, address a challenge or create an opportunity relevant to the practice of international arbitration (including at least a filmed demo.)

You can be as bold or modest as you like. 

But if you’re good, you might be at next year’s GAR Awards.

For more, see the Rules and FAQ.

We know there can be high expectations on in-house counsel to stay up to date across a variety of areas of law, all while managing the demands of busy day-to-day workloads.

To make things a little easier, we're offering a series of complimentary webinars designed to help you meet your annual CPD/CLE requirements, with practical insights across all compulsory areas.

Our sessions are spread across a range of topics and times, so you can choose what best fits your schedule.

Explore the program and register for as many webinars you would like via the links below - we'd love to have you join us.

ETHICS & PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY

• How to identify an ethical issue and when you can/should breach your duty of confidentiality

DATE: 11 March 2026

PRESENTER: Julian Hammond

• Artificial intelligence and legal professional privilege: beware of potential waiver

DATE: 31 March 2026

PRESENTERS: Catie Moore and Lauren Separovich  

PRACTICE MANAGEMENT & BUSINESS SKILLS

• Discrimination laws decoded: empowering in-house counsel to lead safe and respectful workplaces

DATE: 16 February 2026

PRESENTER: Fay Calderone 

• WHS hot topics: new challenges and approaches

DATE:  18 February 2026

PRESENTERS: Nicholas Beech and Sean Sullivan 

• Being on the WHS front foot: effective and efficient responses to key duties and events

DATE: 25 March 2026

PRESENTERS: Nicholas Beech and Clare Kerley

Introduction

A growing number of businesses, particularly those which fall within the money laundering regulated sector, are required to conduct due diligence to verify the identity of clients and to compile a profile of their background and financial history.

However, most of the people responsible for these checks have little or no experience or training in identifying false documents and are ill-equipped to deal with experienced and determined criminals using sophisticated forgeries to commit fraud.

This new virtual classroom seminar looks at some of the common techniques used by fraudsters to avoid detection and how both forged and genuine documents can be used to disguise identity and facilitate crime and the steps that can be taken to avoid the pitfalls of current fraud methodologies.

This session is designed to meet the standards set out in the Home Office’s Best Practice Guide on Examining Identity Documents. It will ensure that participants are equipped to detect false and forged documents, recognise key security features, and apply practical checks when reviewing identity evidence. Delegates will also become familiar with the relevant Home Office guidance, giving them the knowledge and confidence to carry out identity verification in compliance with legal and regulatory expectations.

What You Will Learn

This live and interactive session will cover the following:

• The scale of identity fraud
• The nature of ‘identity’, when and how to check identity
• Government identity guidance and the 5 steps in identity checking
• Levels of confidence in identity checking
• Other documents used in due diligence
• Document validation and use of technology
• Common methods of forgeries
• FOG documents
• Organisational protocols and best practice
• Case studies

Introduction

Neurodivergent people may think and process information differently to ‘neurotypical’ employees.

They may struggle in social settings, in interpreting questions and understanding the clues which many of us use when communicating.

This makes the recruitment process particularly hard for them to navigate.

Employers who do little to accommodate the potential of neurodivergent candidates are missing out on a huge amount of talent, loyalty, and experience that these individuals can offer.

So, it is time to look again at how we recruit and treat our job candidates.

This new virtual classroom seminar will offer practical tips around designing a recruitment process with neurodivergent candidates in mind, particularly by re-thinking the approach we take to interviewing prospective employees.

What You Will Learn

This live and interactive session will cover the following:

• Why our recruitment process needs to include everyone and the good business reasons for that
• The problems that some people have in working their way through a recruitment process and the affect that it can have on them
• Rethinking our process without compromising the quality of workforce
• What are interviews and what do we hope to achieve by holding them?
• Skills we look for in candidates but do not necessarily need
• Alternative ways to select our staff from a pool of applicants
• Being open minded to trying new things and encouraging our peers to do the same
• Making recruitment a positive experience for everyone
• Do we need interviews?

Introduction

Artificial intelligence is already shaping how lawyers work - and whether we like it or not, it is here to stay. This session gives a practical, plain English introduction to what AI is, what it can (and cannot) do for lawyers, and how to use it confidently and safely.

We will walk through real-world legal examples using tools like ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, and Fxyer, covering use cases across contract review, client communications, litigation support, and legal research. The session will highlight the key risks, common misunderstandings, and some surprisingly powerful tips for writing better prompts.

Lawyers attending this session will walk away with practical ideas they can implement immediately - and a realistic understanding of both the potential and the limits of AI in legal practice.

What You Will Learn

This live and interactive course will cover the following:

• What AI, Generative AI, and LLMs actually mean in practice
• What platforms and tools lawyers are currently using
• The kinds of legal tasks AI can help with (and where it struggles)
• How to use AI to:
• Review and summarise contracts
• Check legal knowledge and write emails
• Prepare case summaries and litigation bundles
• Transcribe and summarise calls
• Draft documents and letters
• Enhance social media and website content
• Prompt-writing strategies for better, safer, more tailored outputs
• Ethical and regulatory considerations from the SRA and Law Society
• Why AI won’t replace lawyers, but will replace those who don’t use it

Introduction

Where a trustee lacks capacity to act in that capacity, the process to remove them, and potentially replace them, will depend on several factors.

This new virtual classroom seminar will consider those factors and will be of particular interest to private client, family and property practitioners.

What You Will Learn

This live and interactive course will cover the following:

• Determining capacity to act as a trustee
• Powers of appointment and removal within the trust deed
• Where the incapacitated trustee has a beneficial interest and there is another capable trustee or trustees
• Where the incapacitated trustee does not have a beneficial interest and there is a remaining competent trustee or trustees
• Where the incapacitated trustee does not have a beneficial interest and there is no remaining competent trustee(s)
• Where there is no capable trustee and/or vesting is required
• Navigating trusts of land
• Where the incapacitated trustee has an attorney
• Applications to the Court of Protection to exercise trustee functions

Please join us for the sixteenth webinar in our new “Investing in India” series which is especially curated for existing and prospective foreign investors in India and their advisers.

Our partner Harsh Walia will explain the overview of India’s Data Privacy Framework, cross- border data transfers with some practical challenges for foreign investors. Prasenjit Chakravarti will moderate the session. You can register here.

You can see earlier webinars in this series at this link.

Investing in India is a free service to the international business community from Khaitan & Co.

Poor drafting can cost millions and reputations. This session dives into recent case law highlighting top drafting failures, with practical takeaways to strengthen your contracts.

Learn how to spot risks, tighten language, and avoid the traps that lead to litigation.

This session will cover:

• Analysis of recent case law highlighting costly drafting failures
• Practical takeaways to strengthen contract language and structure
• How to spot risks and avoid common traps that lead to litigation
• Actionable tips for tightening drafting and protecting reputation

Who should attend:

• In-house legal teams responsible for reviewing agreements
• Anyone seeking to improve their drafting skills and reduce legal risk

The workshop is open to all organisations, excluding other legal service providers. 

Introduction

The Powers of Attorney Act 2023 has made amendments to the Mental Capacity Act 2005. It is expected to be implemented in 2026 when regulations will radically reform lasting powers of attorney forms and the process for creation and registration.

This virtual classroom seminar is suitable for lawyers who draft and advise in relation to lasting powers of attorney.

What You Will Learn

This live and interactive session will cover the following:

• The drivers for reform, including case law
• Changes to certifying copies of powers of attorney
• Changes to who can register an LPA and the problem it leaves
• Changes as to how objections to registration are made
• Changes as to who can object
• Changes to when an objection can be raised
• The role of the certificate provider clarified including case law review
• How a digital LPA will be signed by the parties
• How a written LPA will be created