Published: September 17, 2024
Updated: October 14, 2024
The countdown to the Glastonbury of legal is has officially begun. Legal Geek 2025 is heading back to Shoreditch on 15–16 October for two packed days of ideas, inspiration, and a bit of legal mischief.
With 4,500+ attendees, 250 speakers, and a lineup that spans everything from policy to product pitches, this is where the global legal tech community converges to connect, learn, and yes, enjoy a little fun along the way.
If you’ve made it here, you’re probably just as ready to geek out as we are. So consider this your insider’s guide to making the most of Legal Geek 2025 — what to see, who to hear, and where to find the Leah team while you’re there.
If Legal Geek has a secret ingredient, it’s the people. The mix of lawyers, technologists, and innovators creates an energy you can’t fake — one built on curiosity, not business cards.
You’ll find conversations happening everywhere, from coffee queues to panel seats. It’s where an offhand comment can turn into a collaboration, or a quick chat can spark an idea that follows you back to the office. The crowd here isn’t just attending; they’re contributing.
And when the agenda wraps, the conversation doesn’t stop. The Legal Geek afterparty has earned its reputation for a reason. It’s where job titles fade, ideas loosen up, and partnerships start with a laugh instead of a LinkedIn message.
If you take one piece of advice from this blog post, make it this: say yes to every chat, every coffee, every chance encounter. Legal Geek’s ethos, “come to make friends,” is more than a slogan; it’s how connections, collaborations, and the next big ideas are born.
One of the best parts of Legal Geek is that you don’t just hear about new technology, you get to test it. With interactive workshops, live product pitches, and hands-on display zones, this is where learning turns into experimenting. You’ll see what’s new, test what’s next, and trade ideas with the people building it.
From enterprise veterans to fast-rising startups, every booth has a story to tell, and something new to try. The conversations are spontaneous, practical, and grounded in what actually works inside a legal team.
One you won’t want to miss is Naomi Gaston as she showcases Leah in action. On 16 October, she’ll demonstrate how Leah’s agentic AI supports contract review and analysis in real time — surfacing insights, pinpointing risks, and showing how AI and human judgment can work side by side.
And if you’re ready to talk real-world applications of agentic AI, stop by Leah Booth #9. Our team will be on hand to show how Leah is already helping enterprises work smarter — not harder.
We’ve moved past the “what if” stage of AI in legal tech. The question isn’t whether it will transform legal work — it already has. The real challenge is how to make it work for your team, your workflows, your day-to-day reality.
That’s exactly what Jeremy Coleman, VP of Legal Research & Development at Leah, will unpack on 15 October at 11:30 a.m. on the Hoxton Stage. He’ll trace how legal tech evolved — from rigid rules-based workflows and narrowly trained machine learning models to today’s agentic AI systems that can reason, adapt, and collaborate.
This talk will explore the turning point we’re in now, where rules, logic, and language finally converge. It’s not theory. It’s the playbook for how legal teams can use AI to think faster, act smarter, and focus on the work that really moves business forward.
Legal Geek has always been about more than talks and tech. It’s about the energy that comes from thousands of people who care about the same things gathering in one place. This year promises even more of that spark, and we can’t wait to be part of it.
You’ll find us at Booth #9, on stage with Jeremy Coleman, and cheering on Naomi Gaston as she brings Leah to life. Whether you’re looking for new ideas, new connections, or just a fresh perspective on where legal is headed, Legal Geek 2025 is the place to find it.
Pack your notebook, bring your curiosity, and save some energy for the afterparty. We’ll see you in Shoreditch.
