Legal Conferences & Events

You’ve sat through enough legal marketing conferences where the pitches promise visibility and leads but never connect back to revenue. We get it. We go to events where the conversations tie back to signed cases and revenue for law firms and publish what we learn about these strategies.

Our founder and CEO, Jason Hennessey’s strategies have helped clients across the country generate over $2 billion in cases and verdicts. If you want to know what we’re paying attention to and why, keep scrolling. Stay informed about the events shaping the legal profession.

Upcoming Conferences & Events

Explore upcoming conferences, summits, forums, and industry gatherings for legal professionals, with everything you need to know before deciding which events to attend.

The Lawman's Mastermind
ATTENDING

The Lawman's Mastermind

LOCATION Atlanta, GA
DATE Oct 16–17, 2026
Great Legal Marketing Summit
ATTENDING

Great Legal Marketing Summit

LOCATION Washington, DC
DATE Oct 22–24, 2026
Best Era AI Era 2
ATTENDING

Best Era AI Era 2

LOCATION Charleston, SC
DATE Nov 5 – 6, 2026
Trial Lawyer Summit
ATTENDING

Trial Lawyer Summit

LOCATION Miami, FL
DATE Jan 24-28, 2027
AAJ 2027 Winter Convention
ATTENDING

AAJ 2027 Winter Convention

LOCATION New Orleans, LA
DATE Feb 27 – Mar 2 2027
MTMP Spring 2027
ATTENDING

MTMP Spring 2027

LOCATION Las Vegas, NV
DATE Apr 6-8, 2027

Upcoming Law Conferences in the USA 2026-27

2026 already has over 500 law-related conferences scheduled across the US, with more on the calendar for early 2027.

They will bring together attorneys, legal professionals, academics, researchers, technology leaders, and other industry experts to discuss the evolving legal trends, regulations, and technology. Cities including Miami, Los Angeles, Boston, New York, New Orleans, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., Las Vegas, Denver, Chicago, and more are some of the key destinations for legal conferences and professional events. For those in practice, this is where the useful conversation happens: opportunities for networking and knowledge sharing straight from experienced attorneys, legal scholars, and industry leaders.

Hennessey’s 2026-27 conference calendar covers all of it, from major legal industry gatherings to exclusive events across the country. Every event gives you an opportunity to explore its agenda, speakers, location, areas of focus, and other details to plan your next conference well in advance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which legal marketing conferences does Hennessey Digital attend?

We attend the events where the conversation actually ties back to signed cases and revenue: legal marketing summits, mass torts and personal injury conferences, and law firm ownership masterminds. The calendar above lists every event we are attending or speaking at this year.

Does Jason Hennessey speak at these conferences?

Yes. Jason speaks at several events each year on law firm SEO, AI search, and growing a firm past the owner. Events where he has a speaking slot are marked “SPEAKING” on the cards above.

Can I book a meeting with the Hennessey Digital team at a conference?

You can. Use the button at the top of this page to tell us which event you will be at, and we will set up a time to sit down with you there. No pitch deck required.

Does Hennessey Digital sponsor legal marketing events?

Yes. We’ve sponsored and exhibited at events such as the AAJ Annual Convention and Mass Torts Made Perfect. Our level of involvement varies by event; it can include booth sponsorships, co-hosted dinners, and receptions. This year, we are sponsoring the Beyond 8 Conference (September 17–19) in Atlanta, Georgia.

How often do you publish new event coverage?

We publish a recap after every event we attend, usually within a week or two of the last session, plus a preview before the bigger conferences. The monthly newsletter collects everything in one place.

How do you decide which conferences to cover?

We go where law firm owners and marketing leaders go, and where the sessions deal with what actually produces cases. If an event is all stage polish and no substance, we skip it and say so.