Inspire.Legal™ | Feb. 1, 2019

Posted by Christian Lang | Jan 18, 2019 | Legal Tech & Innovation | 0 |

For those of you interested in legal innovation, our founder is launching a new type of legal innovation conference in NYC on February 1, 2019, at New York Law School in Tribeca. It’s called Inspire.Legal™.

What is Inspire.Legal™?

Too often, legal technology and innovation conferences simply rehash the same tired conversations and revolve around the brightest, shiniest new tech widgets in the market–widgets that frequently feel like solutions in search of problems.

Inspire.Legal™ is different. We’re gathering together a diverse set of lawyers, clients, technologists, and other legal innovators to crowdsource a curated set of the most pressing problems facing our industry, collaborating to better understand and define the challenges crying out for more focus and inspiring creative new solutions through interactive programming and ecumenical dialogues.

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Inspire.Legal will be doing things differently. Learn how.

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About The Author

Christian Lang

Christian is a graduate of the University of Virginia (B.A., 2004) and NYU Law (J.D., 2010). After law school, he clerked for Judge Charles R. Wilson on the U.S. Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit, and then joined the Mergers and Acquisitions group in the Corporate Department at Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP in New York. From 2013 to 2015, he spent a little over two years as a general corporate associate in Davis Polk’s London office, after which he returned to the M&A group in New York before leaving the firm in April of 2016. His practice primarily included advising on public and private M&A transactions, corporate governance matters, and—while in London—capital markets transactions (along with a smattering of litigation-oriented/dispute-resolution, financing and regulatory matters). Before law school, Christian co-founded a non-profit promoting civic education in his home state of Georgia, gave bike tours of the city of Paris and to Monet’s gardens at Giverny, and served as the Director of Online Strategies for Georgia Secretary of State Cathy Cox’s 2006 gubernatorial bid.