ClioCon takes place October 26 and 27 in Boston. You can watch sessions online for free (see link below). If you register and miss a session you can also watch the recording, so I recommend registering with the link below.
In this episode I discuss why the keynotes will be especially helpful for solo and small firm lawyers, and recommend a few key sessions that will be well worth your time. I also explain how you can participate in a virtual discussion of the conference sessions with other lawyers like you.
Information about conference
Keynotes sessions
Malcolm Gladwell, “Weak Links, Strong Links: How AI Will Reshape Justice” (closes Day 1, Monday)
Ethan Mollick, “From Disruption to Opportunity: Embracing the AI Revolution” (opens Day 2, Tuesday)
Mechele Dickerson, on access to justice and the economics of legal services
Jack Newton, Clio’s CEO, on where Clio is headed
Recommended sessions
Taking On Clients Who’ve Already Asked AI (Oct 26)
How to Automate Your Firm End-to-End as a Solo Practitioner (Oct 26)
AI in Action: What Early-Adopting Law Firms Have Learned So Far (Oct 26, also virtual)
Pricing with Confidence: 4 Steps to Charging What Your Work Is Worth, with Molly Kremer (Oct 27, also virtual)
Promise and Perils in the Judicial Adoption of AI (Oct 27, also virtual)
Resource Links
ClioCon 2026 (October 26–27, Boston)
Free virtual ClioCon (register to watch a selection of sessions live or later)
The Inner Circle (try it for 30 days for just $1)
