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Larissa Martins joins the 2026 World Techonology Conference
Our Attorney at Law Larissa Martins will be in Chicago to attend the 2026 World Techonology Conference, taking place from May 13 to 15.
The event is organized by iTechLaw and aims to provide practical insights into the legal challenges shaping today’s digital economy.
Larissa will be one of the speakers on the panel “4C: Machine-Assisted Justice: How AI Is Transforming Justice in International Courts and Arbitration,” which will take place on May 14, starting at 4:30 PM (CDT).
This panel brings together practitioners and academics from across the globe to examine the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on international arbitration and dispute resolution, tracing developments from foundational legal frameworks to cutting-edge technologies. Particular attention will be given to current use cases, including the automation of high-volume litigation tasks, AI-assisted case management systems deployed by courts, and the growing debate around disclosure obligations and the responsible use of AI by arbitrators and counsel. The panel will conclude with forward-looking reflections on the future of machine-assisted justice, including the role of generative AI, emerging ADR platforms, and the policy landscape taking shape at the institutional level across the EU and beyond.
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