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Legal Management Forum returns to Madrid: 2026 edition puts AI, talent and geopolitics in the spotlight
The Legal Management Forum 2026 will hold its thirteenth edition in Madrid on September 22, 28 and 29 , under the theme "12+1: Break the Code" , with a programme focused on artificial intelligence, innovation, talent, business models, quantum technology and geopolitics.

The Legal Management Forum 2026 will hold its thirteenth edition in Madrid on September 22, 28 and 29, under the theme "12+1: Break the Code", with a programme focused on artificial intelligence, innovation, talent, business models, quantum technology and geopolitics.
Organised by Fundación Aranzadi LA LEY and Inkietos, the event is expected to bring together close to one thousand professionals across its different sessions, including law firm partners, general counsel and professionals working in innovation, technology and business development.
Three days focused on transformation in the legal sector
The programme will begin on September 22 with an opening dinner at the Real Casino de Madrid, bringing together representatives of the legal sector and partners from participating firms and companies. Óscar García Maceiras, CEO of Inditex, will take part in the session.
On September 28, the Faculty of Law at Universidad CEU San Pablo will host four simultaneous practical workshops addressing some of the issues currently transforming the management of law firms and legal departments.
The sessions will examine the transition from artificial intelligence that generates content to AI capable of executing tasks, the design of the law firm of the future, business development based on existing client relationships and sustainable professional performance in increasingly automated environments.
Plenary session to feature around 30 speakers
The programme will conclude on September 29 at the Mutua Madrileña Auditorium, with a plenary session expected to attract more than 500 attendees and around 30 national and international speakers.
Announced participants include Deborah Nas, an expert in artificial intelligence, technology and innovation; Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría, external counsel at



