From 17 to 20 November, the Judiciary Tech Summit Lisbon ‘26 brings together justice professionals, academics, regulators, students and technology experts to discuss an issue that is already part of the present: the impact of technological innovation on justice systems.
The programme combines a range of formats, including panels, round tables, masterclasses, an exhibition, startup pitches and student presentations. It also features an AI Moot Court, taking a more hands-on approach to the challenges posed by artificial intelligence.
On 18 November, the debate takes on an international dimension, with panels dedicated to Portugal, the European Union and the Council of Europe, China and Brazil, while several masterclasses run in parallel.
On 19 November, the Summit coincides with the 20th Annual Meeting of the High Council for the Judiciary, creating a shared space for technology, judicial independence, court organisation and the future of justice.
The final day includes the awards ceremony and further sessions dedicated to innovation and the courts of the future.
A programme designed to bring together different ideas, experiences and perspectives on a shared question: how to prepare justice for today’s technological challenges.
Because the future of justice starts here.
