The Brief
LevanoThe Levano magazine
Time to think longer
Law, AI and the future of the legal profession.
A magazine for European lawyers
The Levano magazine
The Brief.
A magazine for European lawyers who want to think beyond the next deadline. First issue in 2027.
Manifesto
We're making The Brief because the legal profession lacks a place to think longer thoughts. LinkedIn is too short. The law journals are too academic. The Brief sits somewhere in between.
Essays and interviews from lawyers who want to share what they've learned. In print, because we believe in paper. And digital, because we understand people commute. The first issue lands in 2027. You can sign up now, free and with no sales calls.
The Brief
LevanoThe Levano magazine
Time to think longer
Law, AI and the future of the legal profession.
A magazine for European lawyers
This is The Brief
A magazine, not a newsletter.
The Brief is longer writing, a calmer pace and room for perspectives that won't fit in a post. We edit with care and publish when something is worth reading, not to fill a calendar.
What to expect
- EssaysLonger pieces from lawyers sharing what they've learned.
- InterviewsConversations with people helping to shape the profession.
- ReflectionsA personal lens on a profession in change.
- Industry dataNumbers and trends from the legal industry.
Publishing
Four issues a year. From 2027.
Spring 2027
Summer 2027
Autumn 2027
Winter 2027
The first issue lands in 2027. Sign up to be among the first to hear from us.
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Digital
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Print for your office reception
Write to contact@levano.io with your office address and we'll be in touch before launch.
Tobias Grotkjær Elmstrøm
Editor-in-chief
Contribute
The Brief will be open to guest authors.
We invite lawyers from the field to write essays and share perspectives. We edit lightly, we don't pay (this isn't a commercial publication), but we give your name and firm full credit. Got an idea for 2027? Write to us.
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