The legal industry is entering a new phase where artificial intelligence, technology adoption, professional ethics, and employee well-being are becoming closely connected
New York, 29 September 2026 – QuisLex is preparing to take part in several major legal industry events across the United States and Europe this fall, bringing discussions around artificial intelligence, legal technology adoption, ethics, and the changing nature of legal work to audiences in Chicago, Berlin, and New York.
The company’s participation reflects a wider shift taking place across legal departments and law firms. As AI becomes part of everyday legal processes, organizations are looking beyond simply purchasing new tools. They are increasingly focused on understanding how technology can be introduced effectively, governed responsibly, and integrated into existing workflows.
At RelFest Chicago, taking place from September 29 to October 1, Brian Corbin, global head of strategic services at QuisLex, will participate in a session focused on modern approaches to technology adoption. The discussion will examine how legal teams can challenge existing assumptions, work together to identify practical solutions, and experiment with new approaches to make technology more useful in real working environments.
QuisLex will also participate in the IQPC Corporate Counsel and Compliance Exchange Europe in Berlin from October 5 to 6 and sponsor the NAMWOLF 2026 Annual Meeting in Chicago from October 11 to 14. These events will provide opportunities for the company to connect with legal professionals and discuss changing needs across the industry.
The company’s fall program will continue in New York at the Law.com General Counsel Conference East on November 9 and 10. QuisLex President and CEO Sirisha Gummaregula will join a panel discussing ethics, AI, and professional well-being. The conversation will consider how legal professionals can maintain ethical standards while adapting to AI and rapid changes in the regulatory environment.
Alongside its event participation, QuisLex has introduced an advisory framework designed to help corporate legal departments and law firms develop the capabilities needed for reliable AI-assisted legal work. Its Institutional Capability Assessment is intended to help organizations understand their current readiness and create a practical path toward sustainable AI-enabled operations
The company’s approach highlights an important point for the legal sector: successful AI adoption involves more than technology. It also requires clear processes, responsible governance, skilled people, and systems that allow organizations to understand and manage how AI is used.
As legal technology continues to evolve, conversations around responsible AI adoption and ethical legal innovation are likely to become an increasingly important part of how legal organizations prepare for the future.
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