KM&I for Legal Conference 2026 | OCTOBER 21-22
Meet With NetDocuments at KM&I for Legal 2026 to See What Changes
KM&I Legal brings together the people shaping the future of legal knowledge, innovation, AI, and technology.
Meet with NetDocuments at table #21 to explore how you can turn everyday obstacles like disconnected matters, documents, emails, and work product into trusted institutional intelligence that lawyers and AI can find, understand, and reuse.
Turn your institutional knowledge into an advantage that people and AI can use.
Turn scattered legal work into institutional intelligence
Connect documents, emails, matters, people, and prior work so lawyers can find more than a file. See how NetDocuments makes the relationships across your firm’s knowledge visible, useful, and easier to carry from one matter or team to the next.
Give lawyers AI answers they can trust
Help lawyers move from searching and reconstructing context to receiving direct, source-backed answers grounded in the firm’s own work. NetDocuments preserves existing permissions and ethical walls while making trusted legal knowledge available when people and AI need it.
Build a knowledge foundation that outlasts any AI tool
Models and applications will continue to change. Your firm’s knowledge should not have to be rebuilt for each one. Explore how NetDocuments creates a governed context layer that can support the AI tools your firm uses today and the ones it adopts next.
Panel Discussion
Different Bets, Different Blueprints: How Firms Are Building Institutional Intelligence for the AI Era
Institutional intelligence—turning what a firm knows into something people and systems can find, trust, and reuse—has become a strategic priority. AI didn’t create this need, but deploying it exposed how much knowledge remains fragmented, tacit, or locked inside individual lawyers and disconnected systems. Every firm faces this pressure, but there is no shared playbook: each firm’s path reflects its culture, leadership, legacy systems, existing capabilities, and the problem it chose to solve first. This panel brings together three firms building that capability now, comparing what triggered their investment; what they chose to build first, defer, or leave unresolved; and what those choices reveal about what Knowledge Management is being asked to become.
Priti Saraswat, Director of Knowledge and Innovation, Levenfeld Pearlstein, LLC
Katrina Dittmer, Senior Director of Innovation, Eversheds Sutherland
Jennifer Mendez, Chief Knowledge Officer, Fisher Phillips
Moderated By: Eric Duncan, Legal Solutions Director, NetDocuments
VENUE
Ease Hospitality
1345 Avenue of the Americas
Midtown Manhattan, New York City
October 21-22, 2026
Meet With NetDocuments at Table #21
The Legal Context Engineering Benchmark
Technical Report
Same model, same harness, same 300 questions across ten real matters, with only the context layer changing. A correct answer cost 48% less. Scott Kelly, VP of Product at NetDocuments, published the full method so you can run the same test on your own documents.
Rented Models, Enduring Memory: What Actually Compounds in Legal AI
CCBJ Article
CCBJ sat down with NetDocuments CEO Josh Baxter on why models get rented and applications get swapped while institutional knowledge stays put. One Am Law 20 firm he met was running 48 AI applications that they knew of. It’s our argument, told by someone else.
2026 Trends Report
Industry Report
Explore six trends shaping the next era of legal work, from proactive AI assistants and automated workflows to embedded AI and self-organising knowledge. See what these shifts mean in practice and how legal organizations can prepare for what comes next.
Let’s meet at KM&I Legal
Tell us what you’re working toward, and we’ll connect you with the right NetDocuments expert onsite.
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