Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- Annual technology law conference for legal professionals navigating AI, data protection and emerging technology regulations
- Takes place October 21 to 23, 2026, in Copenhagen as an in-person event
- Features expert panels and interactive sessions focused on practical legal challenges
- Designed for technology attorneys, in-house counsel, compliance professionals and senior executives
About the Event
The ITechLaw 2026 European Conference brings together technology law professionals for three days of programming at the Copenhagen Marriott Hotel. The conference format combines expert panels with interactive sessions, allowing attendees to engage directly with the legal and regulatory questions shaping technology practice. Networking opportunities include receptions and a gala dinner.
Legal and Regulatory Focus Areas
The conference programme addresses legal challenges arising from technological innovation, with particular attention to artificial intelligence and its regulatory implications. Data protection remains a central theme, reflecting ongoing compliance demands facing organisations operating across jurisdictions. Sessions examine how global regulatory frameworks are developing in response to emerging technologies, providing attendees with practical knowledge applicable to their advisory work and organisational responsibilities.
Who Should Attend
The conference serves technology attorneys and legal professionals working across private practice and in-house roles. Law firm partners and associates specialising in technology matters will find relevant content, as will in-house counsel and legal departments within technology companies. Regulatory and compliance professionals responsible for technology governance are also part of the intended audience, alongside senior executives and decision-makers in technology-driven organisations who need to understand the legal landscape affecting their operations.
Challenges Addressed
Attendees can expect programming that tackles the complexity of evolving technology regulations, including the legal implications of AI deployment and emerging technology adoption. Data protection and privacy compliance challenges feature prominently, recognising the operational burden these requirements place on organisations. The conference also addresses how practitioners can adapt to global regulatory changes that affect cross-border technology transactions and services.