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02/04/2026 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 02/04/2026 02:21
AI and Innovation in Legal Practice - New Postgraduate Program at the Faculty of Law and Administration of the University of Warsaw in Collaboration with Greenberg Traurig
WARSAW - 4 February 2026 - The Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Warsaw and the international law firm Greenberg Traurig announce the launch of the postgraduate program "AI and Innovation in Legal Practice." Designed in response to the rapid growth of generative AI technologies and the increasing significance of data in legal decision-making processes, this program aims to prepare participants to effectively and efficiently implement AI-based solutions in both the private and public sectors.
It is the first program in Poland dedicated entirely to the application of artificial intelligence and innovation in the delivery of legal services. The curriculum combines legal knowledge with the practical use of AI tools and focuses on process automation, data analytics and the design of legal tech solutions. It also covers regulatory, ethical, and professional aspects involved.
Graduates will acquire the competencies necessary in the effective use of generative AI tools, project management within legal organizations, technology investment planning, business indicators parameterization, and legal and ethical risk assessment related to AI. Upon completion, participants will be able to identify suitable automation opportunities, implement generative AI and machine learning tools, and ensure their compliance with legal requirements and ethical standards.
The program's faculty consists of experienced practitioners and academics from the legal and technology sectors, enabling participants to gain unique, interdisciplinary expertise.
- The Postgraduate Program "AI and Innovation in Legal Practice" further strengthens the Faculty's educational offerings. Participants will have an exceptional opportunity to gain comprehensive, but above all, practical skills that will enable them to effectively manage the provision of legal services in a rapidly changing environment. We are committed to offering a program that will equip lawyers with a new kind of toolkitgrounded in real-life implementations and the best practical business and technology experiences, not just regulatory frameworks and theory - said Professor Sławomir Żółtek, Dean of the Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Warsaw.
Jolanta Nowakowska-Zimoch, Managing Partner at Greenberg Traurig in Poland, added - This program marks another stage in the close cooperation between the Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Warsaw and Greenberg Traurig in the area of strengthening digital competencies among Polish lawyers. Currently, the use of innovation and generative artificial intelligence provides a competitive edge in our profession, but it will soon become a market standard. Together with the Faculty, we are paving the way for the development of the competencies that will define the quality of legal services across our entire market in the near future.
- The Postgraduate Program "AI and Innovation in Legal Practice" developed by the Faculty of Law and Administration of the University of Warsaw in collaboration with Greenberg Traurig is a unique, practice-based program. A major challenge for our sector is creating an organizational culture of innovation. Only in such an environment can lawyers effectively use available tools to deliver the desired business and quality outcomes. This program was created with precisely this purpose in mind: to provide participants with practical implementation frameworks for both the private and public sectors, based on available tools - said Maciej Tąkiel, PhD, Head of Studies, "AI and Innovation in Legal Practice", and Director of Innovation at Greenberg Traurig.
Greenberg Traurig is the knowledge partner for the program. For more information and details on the application process:
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