Crafty Counsel organizes Legal Tech Buyers’ Club: Live London 2026 as a day for in-house legal teams to watch legal technology work, ask questions, and compare options before they make a purchase.
Legal Tech Buyers Club London 2026 Overview
Detail | Legal Tech Buyers’ Club: Live London 2026 |
|---|---|
Date | 24 November 2026 |
Venue | Together, 88 Wood Street, London |
Organiser | Crafty Counsel |
Audience | In-house legal teams |
Membership | Open to in-house attendees who are members or non-members |
Format | Day-long event with live demos, testing, and side-by-side vendor comparison |
Cost | £10 + VAT for general admission; sales close at 23:30 on 23 November 2026 |
Buyers Club Programme Highlights
The day starts with AI due diligence and guided Tech Safaris, then turns to testing, adoption, and the limits of prompting.
AI Due Diligence and Tech Safaris
At 9:25 a.m., Laura Holden, founder of Bonsai, leads “AI due diligence without looking like you've never seen AI before.” For a team preparing for that conversation, the same questions arise in M&A and vendor reviews, where AI due diligence offers a practical framework.
From 9:45 to 10:20, guided Tech Safaris give attendees time to see products and ask questions before the day moves into testing and adoption.
Testing and Adoption
At 2:20 p.m., a hackathon debrief brings in-house participants back to what they built and learned. At 2:45 p.m., Dr. Laura Weis of WPP leads “Beyond the prompt: What AI still can't do for your legal team,” on the people, culture, and leadership conditions for healthy adoption.
Prompting is only one part of that work: lawyers also need to verify output, protect privilege, and know when to escalate. GC AI’s legal AI courses, including Legal AI Ethics for In-House Legal, offer live practice on those questions and connect them to ABA Formal Opinion 512.
The programme closes with observations at 3:55 p.m. and drinks at 4:00 p.m.
GC AI at Buyers Club London
Come talk legal AI with the GC AI team in London. The Tech Safaris and the afternoon discussion about what AI still cannot do give you a useful way to ask what a workflow should show before a team adopts it. GC AI is an enterprise legal AI platform built for in-house teams.
As of October 2026, 2,200+ legal teams, including 300+ public companies, use GC AI. At Snyk, lawyers use saved prompts for recurring reviews, including marketing and trademark work, while continuing to apply their own judgment to the result. At Jasper, the commercial legal team uses GC AI to develop playbooks, work through negotiation positions, and support contracting.
Bring a recurring task or review question to a conversation with the team. We can walk through the instructions, what the platform would prepare, what the lawyer would check, and how you would judge the result. When you compare options, test the same use case against citations, context, Word support, security, and team fit, the questions at the center of legal AI tools.
Watch the demo before 24 November, then bring your questions to the Buyers’ Club.
