Events
Online formats. Exchange and training without the need to travel.
Focus groups, webinars and TÜV seminars on Legal Tech and AI – mostly online, with practical cases and room for your questions.
OverviewThree formats, three purposes
Between in-person meetings, the Hub offers three online formats – depending on how deep you want to go.
- Focus groupWorking online over several sessions on a specific case – open or members-only, depending on the group.
- WebinarConcise insights from practice and the market – individual sessions, online.
- TÜV seminarTraining on AI and Legal Tech with TÜV Rheinland – via the Academy.
Focus groups
A fixed group. A concrete case.
The same group works on one question across several sessions – on a real case rather than theory. Currently: “AI-supported administrative procedures” with public administration, the judiciary, academia and business.
Focus group datesUsing administrative procedures as an exampleHow a session works
A session of the “AI-supported administrative procedures” focus group lasts 90 minutes and takes place via Microsoft Teams.
Registration via the calendar – you’ll receive the Teams link after registering.
Short practical insights to kick things off.
Discussion based on concrete questions, with room for your own experiences.
The next session picks up where things left off; newcomers are equally welcome. The group receives materials and updates.
Your benefitWhat you'll take away
For law firms, legal departments, public administration and the judiciary
- Insights from other firms before you invest
- A realistic picture of what already works today – and where the limits lie.
- Contacts at organisations with similar projects
- Regular exchange, without travelling every time
For legal tech and AI providers
- Hear where users are really looking for support
- Questions on law, organisation and technology, straight from the source
- Contribute your own perspective – companies are explicitly invited to join the “AI-supported administrative procedures” focus group
ScenarioA typical case
- Starting question
A public authority wants to support application procedures with AI and needs an overview of experience, limitations and providers.
- How the Hub supports you
In the “AI-supported administrative procedures” focus group, public administration, the judiciary and providers exchange ideas; the Hub selects the topics and guests.
- Possible next step
A realistic picture of what already works today – plus contacts at public authorities with similar projects.
TÜV seminars and AcademyTraining (CPD) with certification
In cooperation with TÜV Rheinland, the Hub offers training in AI and Legal Tech. A certificate of attendance under § 15 FAO is issued for Academy courses.
Training is also a matter of organisation: since 2 February 2025, Art. 4 of the AI Act has required providers and deployers of AI systems to make every effort to ensure an adequate level of AI literacy among their staff.
- 5 CPD hours per year included in membership (depending on package)
- 10% discount for members on further Academy courses
- TÜV certificate “AI for Lawyers – Legal AI Expert (TÜV)”
In briefFrequently asked questions
What are focus groups?
Focus groups meet regularly, online or in person, to share experiences on a specific topic – for example for small and medium-sized law firms, legal departments, or public administration and the judiciary.
How do I join a focus group?
It depends on the group. Openly advertised sessions – such as those of the “AI-supported administrative procedures” focus group – are booked via the calendar. Focus groups for members are joined via “My Hub”.
What do I need in order to take part?
The “AI-supported administrative procedures” focus group meets via Microsoft Teams; you will receive the link after registering. No need to travel.
Can I join later on?
Yes. New participants are explicitly welcome in the “AI-supported administrative procedures” focus group, even if they haven’t attended the previous session.
Are the courses recognised as CPD training?
Participants in Academy courses receive a certificate of attendance under § 15 FAO. A certificate of attendance under § 15 FAO is also issued for participation in the German Legal Tech Summit.
Join the next session
Sign up via the calendar – or ask us which format suits your question.