The strong success of Libra by Wolters Kluwer in Italy confirms growing demand for trusted, specialized Artificial Intelligence solutions for legal professionals
Milan, 2 November, 2026 – Artificial Intelligence is rapidly transforming the legal sector, reshaping the way legal professionals and law firms conduct legal research, draft documents and manage client relationships. Against this backdrop of profound change, Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory and ILTA (International Legal Technology Association) will bring together international experts, innovators and representatives from the legal community in Milan on November 4 to discuss the key trends shaping the future of the profession.
The initiative comes at a particularly significant time for the Italian market, which is showing growing openness to specialized Artificial Intelligence solutions designed around the specific needs of legal professionals. This trend is reflected in the strong interest in Libra by Wolters Kluwer, the generative AI platform developed to support lawyers and legal professionals by combining Artificial Intelligence, authoritative legal content and practical workflow tools.
Just a few months after its launch, Libra has attracted strong interest in the Italian market, reflecting the growing role of AI in the everyday workflows of law firms and legal departments.
The event will open with welcome remarks from Giulietta Lemmi, CEO of Wolters Kluwer Italia, followed by a panel discussion entitled “How AI is reshaping the law firm-client relationship and the future of legal education,” moderated by Tommaso Ricci, Country Head of Legal Engineering.
One of the highlights of the day will be the keynote by Viktor von Essen, Founder & CEO of Libra by Wolters Kluwer, who will share his perspective on the evolution of AI in the legal sector and the role that trusted professional content and generative models will play in shaping the legal services of the future.
The program will also include an overview of the key insights from ILTACON, the leading international event dedicated to technology innovation in the legal sector, presented by Dawn Hudgins, CXO at ILTA, as well as the presentation of findings from an international study on the legal market by Antony Wells of iCompli.
“The adoption of Artificial Intelligence in the legal sector is entering a more mature phase. Professionals are looking for tools that enable them to work faster, but above all with greater quality, reliability and security. The response to Libra in Italy shows the growing demand for solutions designed specifically for legal professionals and grounded in authoritative content. This transformation will have a profound impact on the future of the profession, and we want to play a leading role in shaping it,” said Giulietta Lemmi, CEO of Wolters Kluwer Italia.
Through this initiative, Wolters Kluwer reaffirms its commitment to advancing innovation in the legal sector and fostering dialogue at the intersection of technology, professional expertise and legal knowledge, contributing to a more connected ecosystem for legal professionals.
The event will take place in Milan on Wednesday, November 4, at Spazio Illumi, Via Giuseppe Mazzini 12.
Registration is still open. You can register at this link.