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Join us for our annual celebration of paralegals and the important role they play within the legal sector and beyond.
role they play within the legal sector and beyond. The celebrations include the Paralegal Achievement Awards, given to the highest achieving Learner for each of NALP’s Ofqual accredited qualifications. This is in recognition of the effort and enthusiasm these paralegals put into their studies and furthering the professionalism of the sector.
National Paralegal Day showcases why our Learners are Proud to be Paralegals – and why all paralegals, aspiring, new to the profession, or with decades of experience behind them, should be proud of the contribution they make.
Join us as we look closely at the potential impact AI could have on paralegals.
Jackie Watts is an experienced solicitor in the City of London who acts for forward-thinking innovation led businesses navigating the legal complexities of emerging and frontier technologies.
She is the author and general editor of Law in the Metaverse and Negotiating the Industrial Metaverse: a legal guide to Industry 4.0, both published by Bloomsbury Professional.
Jackie was shortlisted for Women Leaders in Tech Law 2024 and 2025 ( Formerly known as the Women, Influence & Power in Law UK Awards now the Leadership, Influence & Inclusivity in Law Awards) and is the Vice Chair of the IEEE Spatial Computing for Metaverse Initiative, a member of Innovate UK Immersive Tech Network Ethics Group and a member of Working Groups for the United for Smart Sustainable Cities (U4SSC) initiative on Agentic AI for Cities and the Digital transformation for people-centred cities.
Join her and our CEO, Chantal Cooke, for a discussion on a vital topic in the legal industry.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) can do a lot. But it can also hallucinate (i.e. make stuff up!) and it cannot be relied on in every area.
In a profession where accuracy and privacy are paramount, what are AI’s limitations? What can it and can’t it do for us? What do we need to be aware of? Where does it work really well?
Join our CEO Chantal Cooke as she chats with Dr Megan Talbot, a Lecturer in Law and Criminology at Aberystwyth University, where she teaches a variety of modules, including Technology, Artificial Intelligence and the Law. Dr Talbot is also a member of the all-Wales AI literacy group and the Aberystwyth Technology Research group, focusing on AI literacy and data security. Her other research interests include law and sexuality, gender, disability and legal education.
