Submit original chapters exploring AI, NLP, LegalTech, governance, trust, and emerging developments in legal document summarization by September 5, 2026.
About the Edited Volume
The proposed edited volume focuses on AI-powered legal document summarization and examines the intersection of Law, Artificial Intelligence, Natural Language Processing (NLP), Machine Learning, and Legal Technology.
The volume aims to bring together interdisciplinary perspectives on contemporary developments, methodologies, applications, challenges, and future directions in legal document summarization. Contributions are invited from academicians, researchers, legal professionals, practitioners, scholars, and technology experts.
About the Opportunity
The call invites original chapter contributions for the proposed edited volume titled “AI Powered Legal Document Summarization: Technologies, Trust, Governance and Future of Legal Intelligence.”
Contributors may submit scholarly chapters addressing technological, legal, ethical, regulatory, and interdisciplinary dimensions of AI-enabled legal document summarization.
Suggested Areas of Contribution
- AI and NLP for legal document summarization.
- Extractive and abstractive legal summarization.
- Large Language Models (LLMs) in the legal domain.
- Generative AI for legal research and documentation.
- Case law and judgment summarization.
- Summarization of statutes, contracts, and other legal documents.
- Explainable and responsible AI in LegalTech.
- Hallucination, accuracy, and citation reliability in AI-generated legal summaries.
- Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) for legal applications.
- Ethical, privacy, and regulatory issues.
- Comparative and interdisciplinary approaches.
- Emerging trends and future directions in AI-enabled legal summarization.
Eligibility Criteria
- Academicians, researchers, legal professionals, practitioners, scholars, and technology experts are invited to contribute.
- Contributions should address contemporary developments, methodologies, applications, challenges, or future directions in legal document summarization.
- Researchers and professionals working at the intersection of Law and Technology are encouraged to submit their work.
Contact
Email: Devinderanand1988@gmail.com
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Application Procedure
Interested contributors may submit their full chapters through email.
Contributors are required to attach the payment screenshot along with their submission.
Email the full chapter and payment screenshot to Devinderanand1988@gmail.com.
The submission deadline is September 5, 2026.
