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Conference: Prague 2026 | Prague-matic Convergence –From Property and Transport to People and Work
Organizer: AIJA – International Association of YoungLawyers
Dates: 22–24 October 2026
Venue: OREA Hotel Andel’s Prague, Stroupežnického 21, Prague, Czechia
Language: English
Who it’s for: Managing partners, practice-group leaders, in-house legal leads, and legal-ops / innovation professionals
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What will a successful law firm look like in the age of artificial intelligence — and who will lead it? At AIJA’s Prague 2026 seminar, AgiLawyer joins the “Law Firm of the Future” panel and leads three hands-on workshops that turn that question into practice. Our thesis is simple: the firms that thrive won’t be the ones that merely “buy AI,”but the ones that redesign how legal work actually flows — combining Agile ways of working, LegalOps discipline, and AI embedded in the tools lawyers already use every day. Proudly supported by YouTrack, Platinum Sponsor of Prague 2026.
Panellists examine how AI tools and data-driven insights are reshaping the core of legal practice — workflow design, resource allocation, pricing strategy, and risk management — and the LegalOps principles it takes to make change stick. Less “which tool to buy,”more “how the firm actually operates,” and who is accountable for leading the shift.
AgiLawyer builds AI- and Agile-native legal teams. Across the conference, AgiLawyer runs three practical workshops showing how a singlework-management platform — YouTrack — makes legal work visible, structured, andAI-assisted, without adding bureaucracy:
• Make legal work visible — Kanban boards, dashboards, and workflow design for matters, deadlines, and intake.
• Automate the busywork — AI-assisted intake, drafting, reporting, and smart task suggestions that cut repetitive effort.
• LegalOps in practice — building a secure, data-driven case-and-matter hub with the right permissions and compliance controls.
The sessions are led by co-founders Ondřej Dvořák (Agile project management and process automation) and Miroslav Hyrman (AI, data analytics, and legal technologies), who bring proven methodologies and real-world examples from law firms and in-house teams.
Real workflows, not slideware: intake-to-resolution on a Kanban board, automated status reporting to clients and partners, AI-assisted triage and drafting, and dashboards that turn matter data into decisions you can act on the same day.
Because legal data is sensitive,every workflow we show is built on permission controls, data-protection-by-design, and clear audit trails — so agility never comes atthe cost of confidentiality or client trust.
• A concrete picture of what an AI- and Agile-native firmlooks like day to day.
• Reusable YouTrack workflow patterns for matters,deadlines, and intake.
• Practical ways to cut repetitive work with AI thatlives inside your workflow — not beside it.
• A LegalOps starting point you can pilot with a singleteam next quarter.
AI won’t replace lawyers — but the lawyers and firms that redesign how they work around it will set the pace. Come for a candid, practical look at how to lead that change rather than react to it.