IBA Next Gen Legal Summit: legal profession in transition - reimagining practice, technology and dispute resolution
Post-conference follow-up playbook for arbitration lawyers.
- Dates
- 27 Nov 2026
- Venue
- Taj Mahal Hotel
- Location
- New Delhi, India
- Format
- In person
- Website
- ibanet.org
Why IBA Next Gen Legal Summit: legal profession in transition - reimagining practice, technology and dispute resolution matters for arbitration lawyers
The IBA Next Gen Legal Summit, scheduled to take place at the Taj Mahal Hotel in New Delhi, India, is a forward-looking conference specifically designed for the upcoming generation of legal professionals. Organized by the IBA Young Lawyers’ Committee, this event addresses the rapid evolution of the legal sector, focusing on how technology, career progression, and modern dispute resolution are reshaping the industry. Attendees will explore critical topics such as the transition from associate to partner, the integration of artificial intelligence in daily legal practice, and the future of resolving disputes. Additionally, the summit features a debate on the impartiality of arbitrators in geopolitical conflicts. This gathering offers young lawyers a valuable opportunity to gain insights into navigating a changing professional landscape, network with peers, and discuss the tools and skills needed to thrive as future leaders in the global legal arena. By participating, attendees will better understand how to position themselves as innovative practitioners in an increasingly digital and complex global market.
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