The Legal Innovation Forum forms strategic partnership with the University of Calgary Faculty of Law

Alliance helps to highlight the significance of innovation as a tool for all players in the legal ecosystem


By Lucy Saddleton, Managing Editor, ADB Insights

The Legal Innovation Forum is pleased to announce a new partnership with the University of Calgary Faculty of Law.

Founded in 2018, the Legal Innovation Forum offers insightful discussions, commentary and networking opportunities through webinars, roundtables, workshops, reports, articles and in-person conferences held across North America and beyond.

As a leader in legal education with a strong focus on the value of innovation in technology and business to deliver legal services, UCalgary Law is an ideal academic partner for the Legal Innovation Forum. Through this strategic alliance, the Legal Innovation Forum and UCalgary Law will work together to highlight the significance of innovation as a tool for all players across the legal landscape. 

Andrew Bowyer, CEO & Founder, ADB Insights

Dr. Ian Holloway, Dean, University of Calgary Law

“We are delighted to work hand in hand with the University of Calgary Faculty of Law as our academic partner that is aligned with our strategic priorities,” says Andrew Bowyer, CEO of ADB Insights and the founder of the Legal Innovation Forum. “The legal sector is embracing fresh and innovative approaches to mitigate risk and seek opportunities for business growth. At the core is legal education - a key catalyst for change in the ecosystem.” 

With a focus on experiential and hands-on learning that allows students to translate knowledge into action, UCalgary Law’s ground-breaking Calgary Curriculum gives students the competence they need to understand the concepts, methods, analysis, reasoning and critical perspectives to excel in the ever-evolving legal marketplace. UCalgary Law’s researchers are integral in exposing students to innovative course work, preparing them for the constantly changing legal landscape.

“A partnership with the Legal Innovation Forum just makes sense,” says Dr. Ian Holloway, dean of UCalgary Law. “Our goal is to train students for the legal profession they will be joining - not the one my generation joined - and this partnership will allow us to continue to build a pipeline of innovators who will add value to the legal sector for years to come.”