Upcoming U.S. events for personal injury attorneys, trial lawyers, and law-firm teams. Explore legal software user conferences, marketing events, and owner masterminds. Compare the focus, plan your trip, and see where our team will be attending.
Organizer details checked September 24, 2026. This is a curated directory, not a complete national calendar. Confirm dates, availability, prices, and CLE eligibility with the organizer before booking.
A legal technology and business conference relevant to PI teams assessing case management, payments, and connected workflows. Review the product-specific sessions before deciding which team members should attend.
Who it is for
Firm owners and operations teams using or evaluating the 8am ecosystem, including CASEpeer, MyCase, and LawPay
Before you go
Bring a list of handoffs between intake, case management, and finance. Ask which integrations preserve source data and which steps still require manual entry.
Morgan & Morgan’s one-day conference focuses on the business and operations behind case recoveries, with marketing, intake, technology, and litigation topics. This is a plaintiff-focused event rather than a general legal software expo.
Who it is for
Plaintiff attorneys and firm leaders
Before you go
Choose one operational bottleneck to investigate. Bring questions about implementing the ideas with your own staffing, case mix, and reporting.
Registration is restricted by attendee type. Confirm current availability and eligibility with the organizer.
A legal-industry conference combining trial practice, firm operations, technology, and networking. An option for PI teams that want education and connections across legal and medical disciplines.
Who it is for
Trial attorneys, law-firm operators, medical professionals, and legal service providers
Before you go
Review the agenda by role before registering. Separate trial-skills sessions from operations and technology sessions so each attendee has a clear learning objective.
Optional pre-conference activities may require an earlier arrival; check the organizer's schedule.
A personal injury marketing conference produced by Rankings.io, with programming around marketing, intake, and the client journey. Relevant for teams evaluating how acquisition and firm operations work together.
Who it is for
Personal injury firm owners and teams responsible for marketing, intake, and growth
Before you go
Bring one specific growth decision and the numbers behind it. Compare proposed tactics against your case criteria, attribution confidence, intake capacity, and implementation cost.
October 4 includes registration and the welcome event; education runs October 5–6.
A focused gathering for mass tort litigation education and professional connections. Its specialization makes it a different investment from a general practice-management or software conference.
Who it is for
Plaintiff attorneys, paralegals, and teams involved in mass tort and class action litigation
Before you go
Identify the litigation topics and prospective professional relationships you want to investigate. Bring questions about screening, capacity, documentation, and referral responsibilities.
The organizer lists a pre-conference kickoff on October 12. Main conference dates are October 13–15.
A one-day event covering legal technology, firm growth, and legal skills, with Smokeball product and integration sessions. Broader than PI, it can support a defined practice-management or workflow evaluation.
Who it is for
Law-firm owners, practice managers, and teams interested in legal technology and Smokeball
Before you go
Map your current intake-to-matter workflow and select sessions that address specific gaps. Ask how automation, document handling, and reporting fit a contingency-fee practice.
St. Augustine, FL Hyatt Place St. Augustine / Vilano Beach
Bill “The Lawman” Umansky’s owner-focused mastermind uses small-group discussion and hot seats around firm challenges. It offers a different format from a large vendor exhibition or trial-skills conference.
Who it is for
Law-firm owners seeking peer discussion of leadership and business challenges
Before you go
Define one decision you want to work through and the constraints behind it. Confirm group fit, participation expectations, confidentiality, dates, and pricing with the organizer.
Confirm the dinner, working-session schedule, and hotel details directly with the organizer.
Clio's conference brings legal technology and practice management into one program. Consider it when software adoption, workflows, or operational planning are central to your firm's agenda.
Who it is for
Law-firm owners, administrators, and teams evaluating legal technology and practice management
Before you go
Take a real workflow to demonstrations: inquiry, conflict review, matter creation, document handling, reporting, and export. Ask which products, subscriptions, and integrations each step requires.
Filevine’s conference pairs legal-industry programming with product education and hands-on training. Particularly relevant for PI firms evaluating or improving case workflows, automation, and reporting in Filevine.
Who it is for
Filevine customers, prospective buyers, firm leaders, administrators, and operations teams
Before you go
Bring a real matter workflow and your reporting requirements. Check which training sessions require separate enrollment and who will own configuration changes after the conference.
A user conference with case-management training, configuration, reporting, automation, and SmartAdvocate’s AI capabilities. Useful for PI operators who want deeper adoption of their existing system.
Who it is for
SmartAdvocate users, attorneys, administrators, and firm technology teams
Before you go
List the recurring tasks and reports your team cannot reliably complete today. Bring examples without client-identifying information and identify an internal owner for follow-through.
Hollywood, FL The Guitar Hotel at Seminole Hard Rock
Exults’ event centers on intake conversion, coordinated marketing, case quality, and execution. The published format includes a welcome reception followed by a full day of education.
Who it is for
Law-firm owners, managing partners, and executives responsible for acquisition and growth
Before you go
Bring your acquisition costs, qualification criteria, and intake handoffs. Evaluate each proposed tactic against a specific operating goal and an accountable owner.
November 5 includes the welcome reception; the full-day program is November 6.
The Summit combines trial advocacy with law-firm business and technology topics. Review individual tracks to decide whether to send litigators, operations leaders, or both.
Who it is for
Trial lawyers and firm leaders interested in litigation skills and the business of law
Before you go
Choose sessions against your firm's actual needs. Pre-arrange relevant conversations and assign an owner to evaluate any proposed change after the event.
Scottsdale area, AZ Omni Scottsdale Resort & Spa at Montelucia
Litify’s conference for plaintiff firms brings operational strategy and technology adoption together. Consider it when case-management processes, data visibility, or implementation decisions are on your leadership agenda.
Who it is for
Plaintiff firm leaders and teams responsible for operations, technology, and growth
Before you go
Document the decisions your reporting should support. Ask how proposed changes affect intake, matter ownership, permissions, integrations, and staff training.
The American Association for Justice's Winter Convention offers trial-lawyer education, litigation-group connections, and professional programming. Check membership and registration eligibility directly with AAJ.
Who it is for
Plaintiff trial lawyers seeking litigation education and professional community
Before you go
Compare the current education schedule with your practice areas and licensing needs. Check whether any additional seminar requires separate registration.
A broad legal-technology conference rather than a PI-specific event. Its relevance depends on the systems and operational decisions your firm is actively evaluating.
Who it is for
Legal technology buyers, operations leaders, and law-firm decision-makers
Before you go
Shortlist vendors around a defined requirement. Ask about implementation services, security, permissions, integrations, data export, and total recurring cost before comparing demonstrations.
Start with what your firm needs to accomplish. Trial-skills education, mass tort relationships, and a case-management software evaluation call for different agendas. Compare the sessions and audience before committing travel time and registration spend.
For litigation education
Check the current program, faculty, practice-area fit, and state-specific CLE approvals. A conference advertising CLE does not establish that every session qualifies for your license.
For technology decisions
Use the PI software decision center to compare five platforms and print a tailored demo checklist. Bring the same workflow and requirements to each vendor meeting. Ask who owns migration, configuration, training, and ongoing support. A polished demonstration is the start of due diligence. Use our omnichannel intake guide to map the handoffs your software needs to support.
For professional relationships
Identify the people and disciplines relevant to your firm before you travel. Set meetings with a clear purpose and agree on the next action after each conversation. Capture the proposed changes in a growth plan with assigned owners.
Which events are most relevant to personal injury firms?
Trial-practice and mass-tort conferences have a more direct practice-area connection. Legal-technology events may be useful for PI firms evaluating systems, but are not necessarily PI-specific. Each listing explains its audience so you can assess the fit.
What does “Our team attending” mean?
We currently plan to have team members at that event. It does not mean we organize, sponsor, exhibit at, or speak at the conference. Use the contact link to discuss connecting with our team.
Are registration prices and CLE credits included?
Follow the official event link for current ticket options, eligibility, deadlines, and CLE information. Prices can vary by membership, role, and registration date; CLE eligibility can vary by jurisdiction.
How do I suggest an event or report a correction?
Contact Gadient Consulting with the organizer's official page and the detail to review. Listings are selected for relevance to law-firm owners and teams.
