On 15 May, the event “How Junior and Senior Lawyers Can Cooperate in the Current Digital Era” took place, organised by the International Bar Association (IBA), hosted by the Consiglio dell’Ordine degli Avvocati di Roma (Rome Bar Association) and supported by AIJA – International Association of Young Lawyers and ASLA – Associazione Studi Legali Associati.
Held in the prestigious setting of the Italian Supreme Court, the conference explored how junior and senior lawyers can effectively collaborate in today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, examining the opportunities and challenges brought by artificial intelligence and emerging technologies within the legal profession.
The event opened with welcome remarks by Alessandro Graziani, Chair of the Rome Bar, and Claudio Visco, President of the IBA. The programme featured contributions from Manuela Cavallo, Mauro Corselli, Luca Andrea Frignani, Alessandro Pesa, Ajra Azhar, Daniele Bartoli, João Coriel, Massimiliano Danusso, Maximilian Marmor and Paul Marmor, who shared their perspectives on innovation, intergenerational collaboration and the future of legal practice in the digital era.
Our Chiara Caliandro, together with Gianmatteo Nunziante, served as Event Co-Chairs, while De Berti Jacchia co-hosted the networking coffee break alongside Sherrards Employment Law Solicitors and Chiomenti, providing participants with an opportunity to connect and exchange ideas in an informal setting.