Agenda

Workshops will be held on Monday, June 16 and Friday, June 20. Please see the Workshops page for details.

June 16 – Workshop Day 1

June 17 – Conference Day 1

June 18 – Conference Day 2

June 19 – Conference Day 3

June 20 – Workshop Day 2

Monday June 16 - Workshop Day 1

8:00 – Breakfast and Registration

9:00 – 13:00 – Workshops:

   – 2° ConventicLe on Artificial Intelligence Regulation and Safety – CLAIRvoyantS | RB140

   – ASAIL (Automated Semantic Analysis of Information in Legal Text) | RB150

   – Legally Compliant Intelligent Chatbot. Challenges of Persuasion and Manipulation | RB140

   – Technology-Assisted Review in the Law | Thorne

13:00 – 14:00 – Lunch Break

14:00 – 18:00 – Workshops (continued):

   – 2° ConventicLe on Artificial Intelligence Regulation and Safety – CLAIRvoyantS | RB140

   – ASAIL (Automated Semantic Analysis of Information in Legal Text) | RB150

   – Legally Compliant Intelligent Chatbot. Challenges of Persuasion and Manipulation | RB140

   – Technology-Assisted Review in the Law | Thorne

   – Implementing Intelligence: Legal Challenges in Creating AI Solutions – a platform for sharing experiences | RB339

18:00 – 20:00 – Welcome Reception – Law School Atrium

For more information regarding workshops, please see the Workshops page.

Tuesday June 17 - Conference Day 1 - Thorne

7:30 – Participant Registration

7:50-8:00 – Opening Remarks

8:00-9:00 – Panel 1: AI Law and Ethics

Time  
8:00
FP (Full Paper)
Non-Herculean Data: A Philosophical Intervention in a Technical Debate about Judicial Opinions as Data Sources
Cox, Courtney M.
8:20
FP
AI-based Consumers’ Creditworthiness Fate Needs EU ‘Lawgorithmics’ to Innovate
Rebelo, Diogo Morgado; Andrade, Francisco Pacheco de; Novais, Paulo
8:40
SP (Short Paper)
Technical AI Fairness Criteria Might Constitutionally Apply to U.S. Recidivism Risk Assessment Tools, but How and for Whom?
Nguyen, Tin Trung; Xu, Jiannan; Nguyen Le, Phuong-Anh; Lazar, Jonathan; Braman, Donald; Daumé, Hal; Jelveh, Zubin
8:50
SP
Have your DAI in Court. The Role of Suggestive Algorithms in Judicial Decision-Making
Comoglio, Paolo

9:00-10:30 – Panel 2: Enhancing LLMs’ accuracy for legal text classification

Time  
9:00
FP
Universal Legal Article Prediction via Tight Collaboration between Supervised Classification Model and LLM
Chi, Xiao; Zhong, Wenlin; Wu, Yiquan; Wang, Wei; Kuang, Kun; Wu, Fei; Xiong, Minghui
9:20
FP
Curb Your Enthusiasm: Towards a RAG Framework to Forecast Case Importance in the ECHR
Bareham, David; Atkinson, Katie; Mumford, Jack; Marshall, Jeremy
9:40
FP
Learning from Computer Vision: The Effects of Loss Functions on Legal Text Classification with Class Imbalance
Wais, Niklas; Grabmair, Matthias
10:00
SP
Improved Understanding of Legal Text with Graph Attention Networks
Shin, Andrew; Kaneko, Kunitake
10:10
SP
Optimizing Prompts for Legal Document Classification
de Vasconcelos SIlveira, Francisca Raquel; López Matias, João Víctor;Ponte Silva, Caio César; Donza Corrêa, Isadora; Ferreira da Costa, André Câmara; Furtado, Vasco
10:20
SP
EVENS: Equality versus Equity Notion Spectrum of LLMs
Chen, Qingjing; Cheng, Rongxin; Xie Zi Heng; Liu, Yan; Zhao, Kangxin; Li, Peiming; Shen, Weixing; Liu, Yun; Rotolo, Antonino

10:30-11:00 – Coffee Break

11:00-12:00 – Invited Talk 1: Daniel Katz: “A.I. and Law 2025:  Lessons from Yesterday,
Solutions for Today, Visions for Tomorrow”

12:00-13:00 – Panel 3: Enhancing LLMs’ accuracy for legal drafting and information retrieval

Time  
12:00
FP
Bridging Legal Knowledge and AI: Retrieval-Augmented Generation with Vector Stores, Knowledge Graphs, and Hierarchical Non-negative Matrix Factorization
Barron, Ryan Calvin; Eren, Maksim Eken; Serafimova, Olga M; Matuszek, Cynthia; Alexandrov, Boian
12:20
SP
Summarization of German Judgments in conjunction with a Class-based Evaluation
Steffes, Bianca; Wiedemann, Nils Torben; Gratz, Alexander; Hochreither, Pamela; Meyer, Jana Elina; Schilke, Katharina Luise
12:30
SP
Faithfulness and Content Selection in Long-Input Multi-Document Summarization of CivilU.S. Civil Rights Litigation
Sebire, Isabel; Barale, Claire; Lapata, Mirella
12:40
SP
Exploring Metric Correlation for Legal Text Summarization
Zanatti, Martim; Ribeiro, Ricardo;Pinto, H.Sofia
12:50
SP
What Is the Law? A System for Statutory Research (STARA) with Large Language Models
Surani, Faiz; Gailmard, Lindsey A.; Casasola, Allison; Magesh, Varun; Robitschek, Emily J.; Ho, Daniel E.

13:00-14:00 – Lunch Break

14:00-15:00 – Karl Branting Industry Meeting

– 14:00 – 14:08 – Thomson Reuters, Frank Schilder, Sr. Director, Thomson Reuters Foundational Research

– 14:08 – 14:16 – Lexis Nexis, Jennifer Stringfield, Subject Matter Advisor – Artificial Intelligence, IP, & Cybersecurity

– 14:16 – 14:24 – JusBrasil, Luiz Paulo Pinho, Jusbrasil cofounder

– 14:24 – 15:00 – Open Discussion

15:00-16:00 – Panel 4: Legal Knowledge Representation 1

Time  
15:00
FP
On Compatibility between Situation Outcome Cases and Logical Cases
Fungwacharakorn, Wachara; Paulino-Passos, Guilherme; Verheij, Bart; Satoh, Ken
15:20
FP
DeCoRA: Definition and Context Reasoning in Argumentation
Mai, Ngoc-Duy; Le, Xuan-Bach; Vuong, Thi-Hai-Yen; Nguyen, Ha-Thanh; Stathis, Kostas; Satoh, Ken
15:40
FP
Evaluating Methods for Scenario Reasoning using Bayesian Networks in Exhaustive and Non-Exhaustive Settings
van Leeuwen, Ludi Simone; Verheij, Bart; Verbrugge, Rineke; Renooij, Silja

16:00-16:30 – Coffee Break

16:30-17:30 – Panel 5: Legal Knowledge Representation 2

Time  
16:30
FP
Reporting Requests Modelling in European Legislation with a Hybrid AI Approach
Corazza, Michele; Palmirani, Monica; Sapienza, Salvatore; Longo, Generoso
16:50
FP
Justifying Black-Box Predictions with Domain Knowledge
Peters, Joeri; Bex, Floris; Prakken, Henry
17:10
SP
Graph-Based Categorization of Court Decisions by Legal Domain
Varga, Dávid; Szoplák, Zoltán; Horvát, Šimon; Gurský, Peter; Krajči, Stanislav

17:30-18:30 – Demonstration Session

Time  
17:30 Data Augmented Pipeline for Legal Information Extraction and Reasoning
Nguyen, Phuong Minh; Nguyen, Ha-Thanh; Zin, May Myo; Satoh,
Ken
17:35 Ordinance Template Composition System
Kakuta, Tokuyasu; Yoshimura, Kyoko; Owa, Tamaki; Sasaki, Ukyo; Saito, Daich
17:40 ViNo — A Tool for the Visualisation of Norms
Steffes, Bianca; Sasdelli, Diogo
17:45 Scaling Legal Workflows with PluribusUnum: A Neuro-Symbolic
Framework for Generative AI in High-Stakes Domains
Ndikum, Philip; Ndikum, Serge
17:50 Leveraging Artificial Intelligence as a Decision Support System in
Belgian Commercial Courts
Van Ruymbeke, Stijn; Audenaert, Aruna; Arno, Henri; Habils, Tibe; Baeck, Joke; Mulier, Klaas; Demeester, Thomas
17:55 ALEXChat: a Generative – Symbolic Approach to Legal
eXplainability
Billi, Marco; Parenti, Alessandro; Pisano, Giuseppe; Sanchi, Marco
18:00 Explainy: A Toolkit for Legal-XAI
Kesari, Aniket; Ash, Elliott; Bechtold, Stefan; Luzzatto, Mauro
18:05 AF-XRAY: Visual Explanation and Resolution of Ambiguity in Legal Argumentation Frameworks
Xia, Yilin; Zheng, Heng; Bowers, Shawn; Ludaescher, Bertram
18:10 Feasibility of Artificial Intelligence Driven Analysis in the Context
of Nepalese Legal System
Dhakal, Abhiyan; Kafle, Pranish; Paudel, Kausik; Sujakhu, Sugat; Poudyal, Prakash
18:15 Legal Explanation in Defeasible Deontic Logic via LegalRuleML
Governatori, Guido; Palmirani, Monica
18:20 MAIA:AI System for Repetitive Demand Resolution in Brazil
Barbosa Pacheco, Eduardo Caruso; Machado Pinto, Glauber
18:25 A Demonstration of a Semi-Structured Legal Reasoning
Framework
Westermann, Hannes

 

Wednesday June 18 - Conference Day 2 - Thorne

7:00-8:00 – Breakfast

7:30 – Participant Registration

8:00-9:00 – Panel 1: Evaluating LLMs’ performance for information retrieval

Time  
8:00
FP
Assessing the performance gap between lexical and semantic models for information retrieval with formulaic legal language
Mori, Larissa; Sousa de Oliveira, Carlos; Yih, Yuehwern; Ventresca, Mario
8:20
FP
“Lost in EU Regulation? Don’t Worry, AI Found the Obligation” – Extracting and Representing Legal Obligations in the GDPR, the DSA, and the AI Act
Raulino Dal Pont, Thiago; Galli, Federico; Sartor, Galileo; Contissa, Giuseppe
8:40
SP
Understanding Legal Reasoning With LLMs: A Systematic Study of Performance, Scale, and Memorization
Arvin, Chuck
8:50
SP
Is Selective Masking A Key to Improving Domain Adaptation for Masked Language Model?
Belfathi, Anas; Gallina, Ygor; Hernandez, Nicolas; Monceaux, Laura; Dufour, Richard

9:00-10:30 – Panel 2: Enhancing LLMs’ performance for legal text classification

Time  
9:00
FP
Is It Worth Using LLMs for Unfair Clause Detection in Terms of Service?
Panarelli, Marco; Galassi, Andrea; Lagioia, Francesca; Liepiņa, Rūta; Lippi, Marco; Pałka, Przemysław; Sartor, Giovanni
9:20
FP
Using Interpretability to Uncover Legal Petition Structures and Optimize Text Classification
Almeida, Vitor; Pires, Rilder S.; Monteiro Neto, João A.; Furtado, Vasco
9:40
FP
From Legal Text to Tech Specs: Generative AI’s Interpretation of Consent in Privacy Law
Kesari, Aniket; Breaux, Travis; Norton, Thomas; Santos, Sarah; Singhal, Anmol
10:00
FP
LLMs for Legal Subsumption in German Employment Contracts
Wardas, Oliver; Matthes, Florian
10:20
SP
Are manual annotations necessary for statutory interpretations retrieval?
Smywiński-Pohl, Aleksander; Libal, Tomer; Kaczmarczyk, Adam; Król, Magdalena

10:30-11:00 – Coffee Break

11:00-12:00 –Invited Talk 2 – Leon van der Torre & Kristian Hammond: Artificial General Intelligence and Law

12:00-13:00 – Lunch Break

13:00-14:00 – IAAIL General Meeting

14:00-15:20 – Panel 3: Evaluating LLMs’ performance for legal drafting

Time  
14:00
FP
AI for Statutory Simplification: A Comprehensive State Legal Corpus and Labor Benchmark
Hariri, Emaan; Ho, Daniel
14:20
FP
DRAssist: Dispute Resolution Assistance using Large Language Models
Pawar, Sachin Sharad;Apte, Manoj;Palshikar, Girish Keshav; Ali, Basit; Ramrakhiyani, Nitin
14:40
SP
Automatic Legal Writing Evaluation of LLMs
Pires, Ramon; Malaquias Junior, Roseval; Nogueira, Rodrigo
14:50
SP
LLMs Provide Unstable Answers to Legal Questions
Blair-Stanek, Andrew; Van Durme, Benjamin
15:00
SP
Human-Machine Legal Preference Benchmarking: An Experimental Pilot Evaluating the Comparative Performance of LLM Models, Enterprise Tools, and Humans on Legal Tasks
Ranjan, Riya; Ma, Megan
15:10
SP
Finding the Goldilocks Zone: Retrieving Citation Context
Mumford, Jack; Bareham, David; Atkinson, Katie; Marshall, Jeremy

15:20-15:40 – Coffee Break

15:40-17:00 – Panel 4: Combining LLMs with reasoning and explanation 1

Time  
15:40
FP
Generating Legal Arguments with Automatically Identified Factor Magnitudes
Gray, Morgan; Savelka, Jaromir; Oliver, Wesley; Ashley, Kevin
16:00
FP
Decoding SEC Actions: Enforcement Trends through Analyzing Blockchain
Litigation using LLM-based Thematic Factor Mapping
Luo, Junliang; Xiong, Xihan; Knottenbelt, William; Liu, Xue
16:20
FP
Automated Mapping of Legal Criteria to the Texts of Adjudicatory Decisions Using LLMs
Westermann, Hannes; Walker, Vern; Savelka, Jaromir
16:40
SP
Deep Interaction Timing: FOL-based Complexity Differentiation for Legal Queries
Zhang, Tong; Wu, Yiquan; Yao, Rujing; Zhang, Qianyu; Sun, Changlong; Wang, Chenghao; Liu, Xiaozhong
16:50
SP
OSIRIS: A Domain-Guided Framework for Tax Foreclosure Automation Using Large Language Models
Braz, Fabricio Ataides; da Silva, Nilton Correia; de Siqueira, Eduardo Camargo; Nishi, Luciana; Bonat, Débora; Bertoncini, Cristina; Melo, Izabela Frota

18:00 – 21:00 – Conference Dinner – Beatrix Restaurant

 

Thursday June 19 - Conference Day 3 - Thorne

7:00-8:00 – Breakfast

7:30 – Participant Registration

8:00-9:00 – Panel 1: Combining LLMs with Reasoning and Explanation 2

Time  
8:00
FP
Automating Legal Reasoning with Generative AI: A Framework for Judicial Decision Support
Bomfim, Francisco das Chagas Jucá; das Neves, Alicia Souza; Silva, Sara Pessoa; Monteiro Neto, Joao Araujo; Furtado, Vasco; Pinheiro, Vladia
8:20
FP
Addressing the Right to Explanation and the Right to Challenge through Hybrid-AI: Symbolic Constraints over Large Language Models via Prompt Engineering
Liga, Davide; Markovich, Réka; Yu, Liuwen
8:40
SP
Multi – agent Cooperative Mechanisms for Legal Adjudication: The Crucial Role of Automatic Prompt Optimization
Ma, JiaYu; Wang, Shengran, Yun Liu
8:50
SP
Parameterized Argumentation-based Reasoning Tasks for Benchmarking Generative Language Models
Steging, Cor; Renooij, Silja; Verheij, Bart

9:00-10:30 – Panel 2: Formal models of legal reasoning 1

Time  
9:00
FP
A Causal Model Checker for Legal Cases
Liepina, Ruta; de Lima, Tiago; Lorini, Emiliano; Pisano, Giuseppe; Sartor, Giovanni
9:20
FP
Tipping the Scales: Balancing Principles
Araszkiewicz, Michal; Zurek, Tomasz; Wyner, Adam; Van Engers, Tom
9:40
FP
Judicial Discretion as Normative Reasoning: Deontic Characterization of Judicial Decision Making with Answer Set Programming
Dik, Josephine; Markovich, Réka
10:00
FP
Modelling Cause-in-Fact in Legal Cases through Defeasible Argumentation
Pisano, Giuseppe; Prakken, Henry; Sartor, Giovanni; Liepina, Ruta
10:20
SP
Judicial Permission
Governatori, Guido; Rotolo, Antonino
10:30
SP
Rule-based Classifier Models
Di Florio, Cecilia; Dong, Huimin; Rotolo, Antonino

10:40-11:00 – Coffee Break

11:00-12:00 – President’s Address – Monica Palmirani: AI in Parliament to support the
legislative process: legal theory, methods, applications

12:00-13:00  Lunch Break

13:00-14:00 Legal Practice Meeting

– 13:00 – 13:08 – Invited talk, by Sarah Lawsky

– 13:08 – 13:16 – LegalMation talk, by James Lee

– 13:16 – 13:24 – 1st Impulse: AI use in law firms worldwide, by Michal Arasksiewicz and Michał Jackowski

– 13:24 – 13:30 – 2nd Impulse: The use of GenAI in Brazilian Law Courts, by Juliano Maranhão

– 13:30 – 14:00 – Open Discussion

14:00-15:10 – Panel 3: Formal Models of Legal Reasoning 2

Time  
14:00
FP
Rule-based Deontic Case-based Reasoning
Rotolo, Antonino; Di Florio, Cecilia; Governatori, Guido
14:20
FP
Formal Results on Case-Base Consistency: A COMPAS Case Study
van Woerkom, Wijnand Koen
14:40
FP
Intents in Actions
Friedenberg, Meir; Halpern, Joseph
15:00
SP
Probabilistic Analysis of Copyright Disputes and Generative AI Safety
Chiba-Okabe, Hiroaki

15:10-15:30 – Coffee Break

15:30-17:00 – Panel 4: Computable Law

Time  
15:30
FP
Applying a Fidelity Approach to Choices in Encoding Legislation
Godfrey, Nicholas
15:50
FP
Towards Machine-Readable Traffic Laws: Formalizing Traffic Rules into PROLOG Using LLMs
Zin, May Myo; Borges, Georg; Satoh, Ken; Fungwacharakorn, Wachara
16:10
FP
You Take the High Road, and I’ll Take the Low Road – Large Language Models, Logical English, and the Highway Code
Dal Pont, Thiago; Sartor, Galileo; Wyner, Adam; Sartor, Giovanni
16:40
FP
Logical Modalities within the European AI Act: An Analysis
Lawniczak, Lara; Benzmüller, Christoph
16:50
SP
Cross-Border Legal Adaptation of Autonomous Vehicle Design based on Logic and Non-monotonic Reasoning
Yu, Zhe; Lu, Yiwei; Schafer, Burkhard; Lin, Zhe
17:00 An Overview of the COLIEE 2025 Competition: Legal Case Law and Statute Law Information Retrieval and Entailment
Goebel, Randy; Kano, Yoshinobu; Kim, Mi-Young; Kwan, Calum; Satoh, Ken; Yamada, Hiroaki; Yoshioka, Masaharu

17:20-17:40 – ICAIL2025’s Metrics & Closing remarks

Friday June 20 - Workshop Day 2

7:30-9:30 – Breakfast
8:00
– Registration

9:00 – 13:00 – Workshops:

   – AI4A2J at ICAIL 25 | RB150

   – Argument Mining and Empirical Legal Research | RB140

   – MULTILINGUAL WORKSHOP ON AI & LAW RESEARCH 2025 (MWAIL2025) | RB339

   – The 12th Competition on Legal Information Extraction and Entailment (COLIEE 2025) | Thorne

   – ICAIL 2025 Doctoral Consortium | RB254

   – Unlocking Legal Automation: Mastering Rules as Code with Defeasible Deontic Logic | RB175

13:00 – 14:00 – Lunch Break

14:00 – 18:00 – Workshops (continued)

For more information regarding workshops, please see the Workshops page.