Oxford Legal Tech Hackathon
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We are pleased to share this exciting opportunity hosted by the Faculty of Law in collaboration with BRYTER and Reed Smith.
Featured Speakers
- Struan Britland, Director of Legal Engineering, Reed Smith Legal Solutions
- Dr. Micha-Manuel Bues, M.Jur. (Oxford), Co-founder of BRYTER
Why attend?
Digital transformation through AI and workflow automation is reshaping how legal professionals work, how their roles evolve, and how they serve clients. International law firms such as Reed Smith, Linklaters, and Hausfeld, alongside corporate legal departments at companies including McDonald’s and Comcast, are already building bespoke legal solutions to streamline processes and improve business outcomes.
At the BRYTER Hackathon, students will not only see how this is implemented in real-world scenarios but also have the opportunity to experiment with legal automation themselves.
What to expect?
Our hackathons give students the opportunity to gain insight and hands-on experience in legal tech, no-code automation, and AI-enabled workflows. After learning the basics, participants will work in small groups to build their own digital solutions using BRYTER. They will explore real-world use cases and learn how to digitally transform legal workflows and processes, coached by BRYTER’s legal engineers.
To recognise the skills developed during the Hackathon, participants will receive a BRYTER Legal Engineering certificate.
FAQs at a glance
- No prior legal tech or programming experience required
- You can register without a team — teams will be formed during the event
- Please bring your own laptop to work with the BRYTER Workflows platform (tablets not supported)
About BRYTER
BRYTER is the AI productivity suite for legal work, made actionable through rule-based workflows. By combining the power of AI with the precision of workflows, BRYTER helps consultants, enterprises, and public administration across the globe to participate and thrive in a digital world. Check out www.bryter.com for more.
Details:
📅 Date: 11 February 2026,
🕒 Time: 12:00 - 3:00 pm
📍 Location: Lecture Theatre 2, Faculty of Law, St Cross Building, St Cross Road, Oxford, OX1 3UL
A complimentary lunch will be served for all in attendance.
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