Knowledge Management has become the strategic nerve‑centre of leading UK law firms.
KM teams have shifted decisively from passive repositories of precedent to active architects of firm‑wide transformation, balancing their traditional responsibilities with an expanding mandate to pilot and scale AI initiatives that drive profitability and competitive differentiation.
Yet the road is anything but straightforward. Pilot fatigue has set in as KM and IT leaders sift through a crowded marketplace of GenAI tools while still shouldering day‑to‑day support demands.
Firms must build robust data foundations, align KM and innovation functions, and prove ROI fast—because clients now expect AI‑enabled efficiency, not experiments.
Simultaneously, the UK’s “pro‑innovation” approach to AI regulation and the incoming EU AI Act add urgency to establish governance frameworks that let innovation flourish without stumbling over compliance pitfalls.
AI × KM: UK hosted byTomson Reuterson5 December 2025 brings together the visionaries closing this execution gap.
Building on our sold‑out New  York forum that framed AI x KM as “the next frontier in legal knowledge management”, the London program will spotlighthands‑on execution:
How UK and European firms are unifying siloed repositories into AI‑ready knowledge graphs;
How AI‑powered search and agentic workflows are surfacing knowledge in‑flow, not in folders
How KM leaders are partnering with practice, finance, and pricing teams to turn insights into business‑winning strategy
