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The AEA-EAL New Technologies Committee is pleased to invite you to save the date for an upcoming online webinar: The AEA-EAL Mediation Committee is pleased to invite you to save the date for an upcoming online webinar: AI Act and Digital Omnibus on AI

Date: 15 June 2026
Time: 17:00 CET
Platform: Zoom

Registration

Kindly confirm your participation by 30 May 2026 by sending an email to: office@aea-eal.eu

Further details and the Zoom link will be shared with registered participants.

We very much look forward to your valued participation.

About the Program:

Key Speaker: Adriana Jarczyńska – Attorney-at-law in Poland and member of the New Technologies Committees at the Białystok Bar Association and AEA-EAL. She specializes in Data, AI & Ethics, is a certified AIGP and CIPP/E, and holds an LL.M in International Commercial Law and New Technologies Law from Kozminski University.

The webinar will provide an in‑depth overview of the latest developments concerning the AI Act and the preliminarily adopted Digital Omnibus on AI. During the session, we will review the key updates to the AI Act, discuss the proposed scope of amendments, and examine their practical implications for providers and deployers of AI systems operating on the EU market.

As part of the discussion, we will highlight selected examples of the proposed changes – including the postponement of application deadlines for high‑risk AI system obligations. The webinar will also provide a brief overview of the proposal for the second Omnibus package (Digital Omnibus on Data), with a particular focus on GDPR‑related amendments and broader EU data legislation, such as the Data Act and the Data Governance Act.

The session aims to provide a clear understanding of the regulatory direction, outline the main risks, and help all members of our Association gain broader insight into these developments.

The European Association of Lawyers (AEA-EAL), in cooperation with the National Bar Council of Attorneys-at-Law (KIRP), is pleased to announce that an International Conference will be held on 25–26 September 2026 in Warsaw, Poland, to celebrate the 40th anniversary of AEA-EAL and the 30th anniversary of KIRP’s membership in the Association.

We are honored that the Council of Europe will join the event as a strategic partner.

The Conference will bring together lawyers and representatives of bar associations from across Europe and beyond to reflect on the history and achievements of AEA-EAL, while engaging in forward-looking discussions on the future of the legal profession and international cooperation.

The programme will focus on two key thematic areas:

• The Convention for the Protection of the Profession of Lawyer – European standards and national challenges;
• Environmental Law through the Lens of Human Rights, including access to justice and strategic litigation.

The working language of the Conference will be English.
Further details regarding the programme, venue, and registration will be shared in due course.

We warmly invite you to mark your calendars and join us in Warsaw for this distinguished anniversary event.

The AEA-EAL Mediation Committee is pleased to invite you to save the date for an upcoming online webinar: AI & Current Challenges in Mediation.

Date: 22 April 2026
Time: 17:00 CET
Platform: Zoom

Registration

Kindly confirm your participation by 15 April 2026 by sending an email to: office@aea-eal.eu

Further details and the Zoom link will be shared with registered participants.

We very much look forward to your valued participation.

See the program below.

The AEA-EAL Deontology Committee successfully held its online webinar, “Lawyers, Deontology and AI: Can those Match Together?”, on 19 March 2026 via Zoom.

The session brought together distinguished legal professionals to explore the evolving relationship between legal ethics and artificial intelligence, addressing key questions of responsibility, liability, and ethical safeguards in modern legal practice. The discussion featured insightful contributions from leading experts and concluded with an engaging Q&A session.

The webinar was opened by Mr. David Asatiani, who welcomed participants and highlighted the importance of addressing the ethical implications of AI in the legal profession. The programme featured contributions from leading experts, including Mr. Nielson Sanchez-Stewart on the applicability of deontological principles to AI, Mr. Jean-Louis Collart on lawyers’ liability when using AI systems, Mr. Alex Tallon on ethical principles such as fairness and transparency, and Mr. Iain G. Mitchell KC on the risks and opportunities of AI in court submissions.

Special thanks are extended to Mr. Nielson Sanchez-Stewart for chairing the webinar and for his valuable leadership in advancing this important discussion.

The AEA-EAL expresses its sincere appreciation to all speakers and participants for their active engagement and contribution to the success of the event.

The AEA-EAL Deontology Committee is pleased to invite you to save the date for an upcoming online webinar:

 Lawyers, Deontology and AI: Can those Match Together?

🗓 Date: 19 March 2026
🕔 Time: 17:00 CEST
💻 Platform: Zoom

This timely discussion will explore the intersection between professional ethics and the growing use of artificial intelligence in legal practice, addressing both theoretical and practical dimensions of responsibility, liability, and ethical safeguards.

Registration

Kindly confirm your participation by 10 March 2026 by sending an email to: 📧 office@aea-eal.eu

Further details and the Zoom link will be shared with registered participants.

We very much look forward to your valued participation.

See the program below.