Legal Nodes x Aptura Session - Future of Work for Lawyers: When the LLM is a Client

​Join us for an evening of prosecco, wine, canapés and one of the most interesting conversations in legal tech right now.

​While powerful AI models continue to impress, the biggest challenge today is no longer raw capability. It’s building the right wrapper around them - the evaluations, datasets, standards and human judgment that turn impressive models into reliable, trustworthy systems in complex fields like law.

​That’s exactly why we’re gathering: to explore how different parts of the value chain in Legal AI see this challenge - from those who design evaluation frameworks for frontier labs, to those who implement AI inside real companies and carry the legal risk.

​Panelists:

• ​Daniel Woloch, Head of Applied AI at Aptura (event partner) - leading the development of RL environments and evaluations in regulated domains, working with frontier AI labs and SaaS companies.

• ​Kateryna Zlenko, CLO and Investment Readiness Program Lead at MacPaw - one of the leading legal minds in tech, bringing a real-world perspective on the evolving role of lawyers: from using AI tools to actively shaping and building them.

​Moderator: Nestor Dubnevych, Co-Founder of Legal Nodes

​Since 2025 Legal Nodes has been developing legal benchmarks and evaluating AI wrappers in legal space. On June 15 we’ll share some of our first findings and discuss what they tell us about where we stand today and where we need to go next.

​The panel will be followed by drinks and canapés - the kind of evening where the most valuable conversations often happen after the formal discussion ends.

​Places are limited.

​📅 June 15, 2026

​🕡 6:30 PM – 9:00 PM

​📍 InterContinental London – The O2

​This event is part of LegalTechTalk 2026, Europe’s Event for Legal Transformation. A dynamic, annual in-person festival bringing together 5,500+ attendees from 75+ countries and over 400 industry-leading speakers across two days, on 17-18 June 2026 at InterContinental London - The O2.