If you’re in Houston on October 29th, consider checking out the 2nd annual Conexion Legal Tech education and networking event!

Conexion Legal Tech 2026 (link here to register) is an event dedicated to celebrating Latinos in Legal Tech while opening doors for others to explore career opportunities in legal technology and adjacent industries. The event will be conducted Thursday, October 29 from 6:30pm to 9:30pm CT, is made possible by multiple volunteers and organizations and will feature:

• Educational Panels with industry experts
• Networking with peers and leaders in the field
• Legal Tech Lotería! – a fun, cultural twist on professional engagement
• Food, Drinks, and Dancing – Taquiza taco spread, aquas, margaritas, full bar & DJ!
• Win Prizes $$$$

Scheduled speakers for the educational panels related to sharing career experiences, AI perspectives and more about the Conexion Legal Tech conference include:

• Melissa Sibley, Dr Legal Ops, Rice University
• Elisa Calderone, Paralegal, Aramco
• Leah Quintanilla, Paralegal, Jeffries Law, PLLC
• Michael Obregon, Manager Sales Engineering, Relativity
• Roland Bernier, Advisor, Global Discovery, Phillips66
• Erica Garrison, Managing Director, Crowe Forensics
• Carey Sakert, eDiscovery Sr. Consultant, Astrea eDiscovery
• Gloria Cabrera, Associate Director, Structured Teams, Consillio
• Ruben Jimenez, Account Executive, Steno
• Bree Murphy, Account Executive/Co-Founder, Exterro/eDiscovery Chicks Podcast

Join them for a dynamic evening dedicated to building community, opening doors, and breaking barriers in legal technology and eDiscovery. Register here now to attend the 2nd annual Conexion Legal Tech education and networking event!!

So, what do you think? Are you in the Houston area on Thursday, October 29 and interested in eDiscovery? If so, register for the Conexion Legal Tech event! And please share any comments you might have or if you’d like to know more about a particular topic.

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