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  • Quality Matters: Elevating eDiscovery from Task to Triumph

    Martin Felsky Senior Counsel October 2, 2024   Whether you’re a client relying on eDiscovery or a provider delivering these services, the quality of work is pivotal. But what exactly does “quality” mean in this context? More importantly, how do you measure it and ensure it’s worth the investment? In … Read more »

  • Technological Competence

    Martin Felsky Senior Counsel September 16, 2024   What can lawyers do to improve their technological competence?   Dedicated efforts are required if legal professionals are to achieve and maintain technological competence. Click here to read Martin Felsky’s article with practical advice for lawyers … Read more »

  • The Price of Technological Incompetence

    Candice Chan-Glasgow                                       Director, Review Services and Counsel March 4, 2024   A recent ruling on costs from the Supreme Court of British Columbia highlights the risks for counsel who do not understand the appropriate use of generative AI and legal technology.     I … Read more »

  • Issues in the Recovery of eDiscovery Costs

    Candice Chan-Glasgow                                       Director, Review Services and Counsel October 25, 2023   A recent decision of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice illustrates the advantage of having eDiscovery counsel assist parties to understand costs implications and how to claim and o … Read more »

  • Document Production Disputes Exacerbate Access to Justice Challenges in Canada

    Candice Chan-Glasgow Director, Review Services and Counsel   August 28, 2023   Civil courts across the country are facing lengthy delays and backlogs. These growing delays increase costs and deny litigants the ability to access timely financial relief and move on with their lives. Indeed, delay is o … Read more »