Skip to content

Legal

Cookie notice

Information on the use of cookies and similar technologies.

English version

This English version is provided for convenience. In case of any discrepancy, the German version is legally binding. Read the German version

  1. This website sets no cookies – neither for analytics nor for advertising or marketing purposes. We count visits anonymously without cookies, as well as the heatmap (where visitors click and scroll; privacy policy § 8).
  2. The website only stores settings that you make yourself in your browser’s local storage (“localStorage”). They remain on your device, are not transmitted to us and apply until you delete them in your browser (Section 25(2) no. 2 TDDDG):
    EntryPurpose
    glts-theme-wahlChosen display (light, dark or automatic)
    glts-barrierefreiAccessibility settings (text size, contrast, motion, links, spacing)
    glts-einwilligungYour decision on external media and when it was made
  3. External media – the Google Maps map on the “Plan your visit” page and YouTube videos – are only loaded with your consent. Only then is data such as your IP address transmitted to Google; Google may set its own cookies in the process. Details can be found in the privacy policy (§ 9).
  4. You can change your decision at any time:
Photo: Bundesregierung/Sandra Steins
Patronage 2026

The Summit is held under the patronage of Dr. Stefanie Hubig.

The Federal Minister of Justice and Consumer Protection is once again supporting the German Legal Tech Summit 2026 as patron – just as she did last year.

“Artificial intelligence is both: it is a technology with enormous potential, including for the law. And it is something never seen before, with unknown risks. With the right rules, we can harness the opportunities of AI as a tool and minimise the risks. We need to talk about both – and the 4th German Legal Tech Summit is exactly the right place to do so.”
Dr. Stefanie Hubig, Federal Minister of Justice and Consumer Protection · Translated from German