Welcome to International Future of Law Association
We support research, teaching and sharing knowledge
We exist to bring together researchers, teachers and others from across the globe who share an interest in the future of law and legal practice.
As a member you can share your practice and research and discuss your work with colleagues from around the world.
Register now for online attendance at our first conference!
Replacement or Collaboration? Imagining the Future(s) of Law, Lawyers & Justice
‘Replacement or Collaboration? Imagining the Future(s) of Law, Lawyers & Justice’ International Conference Tuesday 13 June 2023 Register for online attendance at Eventbrite PROVISIONAL Funded by the School of Law, University of Galway 9.15 Registration ...
Who are IFLA
The members of IFLA are academics committed to research and teaching of law, innovation, and new technologies. Realising that the transformations underway will have significant consequences for important issues like access to justice, and will also change curricula and teaching methods, we have come together to build a global network.
Global Membership Network
IFLA has an international membership and welcomes applications from anywhere in the world and from any type of legal system.
Join IFLA
IFLA Is always looking for new members to add to our community and share their knowledge.
Join us and become part of the Future of Law.
Upcoming IFLA Events
Replacement or Collaboration? Imagining the Future(s) of Law, Lawyers & Justice
‘Replacement or Collaboration? Imagining the Future(s) of Law, Lawyers & Justice’ International Conference ...
Upcoming Worldwide Events
Legal Geek Conference
The Legal Geek Conference is a two-day celebration of legal innovation in London with over 2000 attendees from over 40...
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