From Generative AI to Agentic AI: Impacts on Legal Practice and Legal Advisory Services
November 12, 2026, Seminar | 12 November | 5.00pm to 7.00pm | Sala de Audiências (20.40) FDUL
CIDEEFF is organising the seminar “From Generative AI to Agentic AI: Impacts on Legal Practice and Legal Advisory Services” on 12 November, coordinated by Professor Ana Paula Dourado (Director of CIDEEFF) and Dr Tiago Neves (Kore Partners). The session will take place from 5.00 pm to 7.00 pm in the Sala de Audiências (Room 20.40) at the University of Lisbon School of Law.
Artificial intelligence is changing the way legal organisations work. Generative AI can produce text and support research and drafting. It is now being followed by agentic AI, made up of systems that plan and carry out tasks with increasing autonomy. The seminar will look at what this shift means for legal practice and for legal and tax advisory work, and at the questions it raises for the profession.
Programme
- The adoption of AI in legal organisations
- From generative AI to agentic AI: what changes?
- The impact of AI on legal practice and legal advisory services
- Future challenges: liability, training, business models and AGI
Speakers
- Tiago Cassiano Neves: Managing Partner at Kore Partners, a firm specialising in the legal and tax management of private wealth. He follows closely the debate on the application of artificial intelligence to legal work.
- Miguel Bandos Rodrigues: Senior Tax Innovation Consultant at KPMG, where he works on the practical application of artificial intelligence to tax and advisory services.
- José Braz: Founding Chief Engineer at Athena, where he develops AI-based legal technology. He previously worked at Legora.
- Rafael Graça: Director at OutSystems and finance executive, with experience in tax and finance applied to technology.
- Teresa Ramos Ascensão: Associate in the Litigation and Arbitration team at Morais Leitão, where she is involved in the firm’s artificial intelligence projects. She was previously a Guest Teaching Assistant at the University of Lisbon School of Law.
The seminar is aimed at lawyers, consultants, legal professionals, students and anyone interested in the future of legal practice in the age of artificial intelligence. Admission is free, but prior registration is required via cideeff@fd.ulisboa.pt.