On August 11, 2026, the National Law Review, WashU Law, and Wickard will co-host Legal AI Demo Day: Summer 2026, a free virtual programme running from 1:00 to 2:30 p.m. ET.
Nine legal technology companies will each deliver rapid eight-minute product demonstrations covering a broad range of specialised legal workflows.
Use cases span litigation fact management, automated timekeeping, real estate due diligence, discovery automation, privileged meeting intelligence, small-firm matter management, securities disclosure compliance, judicial case preparation, and workers’ compensation defence.
Mary Technology is an AI-powered fact-management platform that converts disordered case records into structured, searchable, and verifiable factual records linked to their underlying source materials.
PointOne applies AI to attorney timekeeping and billing compliance, passively identifying billable work and generating proposed time entries based on an attorney’s activity to reduce administrative burden.
Orbital Tech provides AI-powered due diligence tools for real estate lawyers, combining documents, property data, and mapping to help users identify legal and commercial risks associated with a property.
Briefpoint is a discovery lifecycle management, automation, and governance platform used by more than 1,000 law firms nationwide, supporting the preparation and management of discovery requests, responses, and objections.
Lua Legal is a meeting-intelligence platform built around lawyers’ professional obligations, describing its approach as “privilege-first,” meaning that legal confidentiality considerations are built into the platform’s architecture rather than added after the fact.
Twin Counsel is developing what it calls a “legal twin” for solo and small-firm lawyers, connecting with a lawyer’s email, identifying active matters, and organising information on parties, timelines, facts, and outstanding obligations.
Finiti Legal provides an AI platform for public-company disclosures, helping companies and their counsel draft, review, and benchmark filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission using rule-based scoring and line-level revisions.
Learned Hand is a judicial AI platform designed to support courts and judges with case preparation, research, drafting, and case-related information management, reflecting a growing category of technology built for court workflows specifically.
Casefriend is an AI-native case-management platform built for workers’ compensation defence and lien-resolution firms, combining case management, document management, email intelligence, and AI-powered case analysis within a single system.
The programme is intended for lawyers, judges, law-firm leaders, legal operations professionals, law students, and educators seeking a practical introduction to emerging legal AI products.
Registration for Legal AI Demo Day: Summer 2026 is free and open to all interested attendees ahead of the August 11 virtual event.