Mallory Hendry

Mallory Hendry

Mallory Hendry is a Content Specialist for Key Media with a focus on writing about the evolving Canadian legal landscape. Mallory was previously assistant editor at Canadian Lawyer Magazine, Canadian Lawyer InHouse and Law Times News and is now carrying over her relationships and experience in the legal market in a new capacity. 

Mallory began her career with Thomson Reuters Canada's legal products in 2011 before moving to the media side of the company. She joined Key Media in 2019.

 

Canadian law firms are using AI, but are they using it well?

Canadian law firms are using AI, but are they using it well?

Recent data suggests the real differentiators are no longer adoption, but how deeply AI is embedded into legal workflows and how deliberately firms put it to work

What lawyer-led really means in eDiscovery

What lawyer-led really means in eDiscovery

As big players swallow competitors, INNOV-8 is built for the boutique, customer-centred approach

When the judgment means nothing

When the judgment means nothing

For Ontario creditors’ counsel, winning in court and getting paid are two different things

Coroner’s inquests: Ontario’s last line of accountability

Coroner’s inquests: Ontario’s last line of accountability

Joel Dick of Howie Sacks & Henry on the human and systemic cost of losing mandatory inquests

Surveillance in injury claims: when video evidence threatens credibility 

Surveillance in injury claims: when video evidence threatens credibility 

Three recent LAT decisions show why surveillance is a powerful tool in disputes 

Nathanson Schachter & Thompson at 40: built to litigate, built to last

Nathanson Schachter & Thompson at 40: built to litigate, built to last

Four decades on, NST’s founding spirit remains its greatest competitive edge

‘You don’t really know a nation until you’ve been inside its jails’

‘You don’t really know a nation until you’ve been inside its jails’

Howie Sacks & Henry’s Joel Dick on why correctional negligence deserves a place in civil litigation practice

McCarthy Hansen welcomes The Honourable Alison Harvison Young

McCarthy Hansen welcomes The Honourable Alison Harvison Young

Former Court of Appeal judge on being ‘dragged west kicking and screaming’ and loving where she landed

LEAP Family Law offers live platform demo for prospective users

LEAP Family Law offers live platform demo for prospective users

A free session on September 24 lets family lawyers see LEAP Family Law in action before committing

Building an evidence-based future for capacity assessment

Building an evidence-based future for capacity assessment

Why consistency matters when the stakes are human autonomy