Wolters Kluwer will showcase its AI-powered legal research platform, VitalLaw, at the American Association of Law Libraries Annual Meeting and Conference. The company will also host an AI Lab and lead a panel discussion on how AI is making legal research more proactive. Attendees can learn more about VitalLaw and its capabilities in securities, tax, and other areas of law.
Wolters Kluwer, a global leader in information, software solutions, and services for professionals, will showcase its innovative AI-powered legal research platform, VitalLaw, at the upcoming 2025 American Association of Law Libraries (AALL) Annual Meeting and Conference in Portland, Oregon. The company will host an AI Lab and lead a panel discussion on how AI is transforming legal research into a more proactive process.
AI Lab and Panel Discussion
The AI Lab, to be held during the conference, will provide an exclusive preview of VitalLaw’s AI innovations in early development. Legal researchers can register to gain insights, share feedback, and directly influence the platform’s evolution. Additionally, David Bartolone, Vice President and General Manager at Kluwer Law International, Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory U.S., will lead a panel discussion titled “From Reactive to Proactive: How Law Librarians Can Lead Amid Regulatory Volatility and AI Evolution” [1, 2].
The panel will explore the challenges posed by a volatile regulatory landscape and the opportunities presented by AI capabilities. The discussion will take place on July 21 at 11 am PT in OCC rooms B115 and B116. Attendees can also visit Wolters Kluwer at Booth 401 to learn more about VitalLaw, which helps legal professionals achieve regulatory compliance and gain a deeper understanding of complex legal issues in key areas such as securities, tax, and other areas of law [1, 2].
VitalLaw’s Capabilities
VitalLaw is designed to help legal professionals navigate the complexities of regulatory compliance and legal research. The platform leverages AI to provide proactive insights and solutions, making it a valuable tool for legal researchers and professionals. By attending the AI Lab and panel discussion, attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of VitalLaw’s capabilities and how it can benefit their practice.
Conclusion
Wolters Kluwer’s presence at the AALL Annual Meeting and Conference highlights the company’s commitment to innovation and its dedication to helping legal professionals stay ahead of regulatory changes. By showcasing VitalLaw and leading discussions on AI’s role in legal research, Wolters Kluwer is positioning itself as a leader in the legal technology sector.
