Join us for the ILTA x ILTN's India Legal Innovation Panel, hosted by the International Legal Technology Association (ILTA) & the Indian LegalTech Network (ILTN) in partnership with Aarna Law.
This event brings together law firm leaders and legal AI vendors in Bangalore for an honest conversation about what self-governance for legal AI actually looks like in practice. Who sets the standards? Who holds firms accountable? And what happens if no one does?
Event Description
India's AI governance guidelines are deliberately light-touch for now. Voluntary, principle-based, built on the assumption that industry will step up.
That window will not stay open indefinitely.
If law firms and legal AI vendors don't move to shape their own governance frameworks, the alternative is a reactive regulatory intervention. The gambling industry learned this the hard way.
Format:
11:30am - Welcome & Introductions
11:45am - Panel Discussion
12:35pm - Audience Q&A
12:45pm - Networking (for those attending in-person)
Co-hosted by Aarna Law, ILTA and ILTN.
Meet the Panelists:
Shreyas Jayasimha
Managing Partner, Aarna Law
Shreyas is Co-Founder of Aarna Law, with 25+ years in dispute resolution, arbitration, and technology law. He is India Director of the Global AI Council and a member of the Silicon Valley Arbitration & Mediation Center, which wrote the first AI governance guidelines in international arbitration.
Kashyap Kompella
Founder, RPA2AI Research
Kashyap is the Founder of RPA2AI Research and an Adjunct Professor of AI Governance at BITS Law School. A leading AI strategist and author, he advises enterprises and governments on AI governance, regulation, risk, and responsible AI adoption.
Leah Verghese
Research Manager, DAKSH
Leah is the Research Manager at DAKSH, where she focuses on judicial reform and access to justice. A Fulbright Fellow and Columbia University graduate, she brings expertise in criminal justice, immigration, and public policy research.
Moderator:
Shreya Ramann
Practice Lead – Digital Governance, Counselect
Shreya advises organisations on AI governance, privacy, and digital compliance, helping businesses navigate emerging technology risks. With a background in technology law and policy, she brings expertise in AI regulation, data protection, and digital governance.
Who should attend: Law firm leaders, legal AI vendors, GCs, and anyone thinking seriously about AI governance in the legal sector.
Registration is subject to approval.