About this Training

The International Mediation and Arbitration Centre (IMAC) conducted one-day Annual Symposium for Law Officers was successfully held on April 29, 2025, bringing together participants in a crucial initiative to advance Pakistan's legal system into the digital age. The symposium effectively equipped law officers with practical knowledge and skills to utilize technology in modern justice administration.

This intensive program concentrated on integrating digital tools and innovations to enhance legal processes and operational efficiency. By focusing on key areas where technology could provide immediate benefits, the symposium fostered the development of a more streamlined and technologically advanced legal system in Pakistan.

Despite the challenges of covering substantial material in a single day, the event was carefully designed to deliver maximum impact. The symposium's primary objective was successfully achieved by providing law officers with essential knowledge and practical skills for effective technology adoption. The program demonstrated how digital innovations could streamline legal processes, boost efficiency, and contribute to a more accessible justice system nationwide.

The meticulously structured agenda began with an overview of Pakistan's current legal technology landscape. Sessions highlighted existing advancements such as:

• The National Judicial Automation Program
• e-Court systems
• Other digital solutions already implemented

The program also identified key areas requiring further digital integration, providing participants with a clear roadmap for technological adoption in their professional practice.

Key Highlights

• Intensive one-day symposium designed to accelerate digital transformation in the legal sector.
• Training on digital case management systems for efficient and paperless workflows.
• Hands-on exposure to AI-powered legal research tools for faster and smarter analysis.
• Essential guidance on handling electronic evidence and ensuring cybersecurity.
• Real-world case studies and live demos to showcase successful tech integration.
• Small-group format (33 participants) enabling interactive discussions and practical learning.