Tim Wilbur

Tim Wilbur

Tim Wilbur is a licensed lawyer and current Global Managing Editor of Key Media's print and digital law publications, including LexpertCanadian LawyerLaw Times and Australasian Lawyer. He has over 20 years of publishing experience, starting as the Focus Editor on The Lawyers Weekly publication at LexisNexis and managing legal editorial content for Thomson Reuters. He is a graduate of McMaster University with a degree in Philosophy & Human Rights and a Juris Doctor Law degree from the University of Toronto.

His reporting covers all areas of law in Canada. He also oversees content for Key Media's legal events, including the Canadian Law Awards and Lexpert Rising Stars. He has appeared on panel discussions and has chaired and emceed leading events for the legal community in Canada.

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Gowling WLG's general counsel Michael Herman on facing depression and speaking out

Gowling WLG's general counsel Michael Herman on facing depression and speaking out

After battling mental illness in silence, he's now leading the charge for change at large law firms

The Law Society of Ontario should release the O'Connor report on the CEO pay scandal

The Law Society of Ontario should release the O'Connor report on the CEO pay scandal

Lawyers deserve answers about how their regulator is handling executive accountability

Two former GCs on how general counsel can shed the ‘Department of No’ label

Two former GCs on how general counsel can shed the ‘Department of No’ label

Bindu Cudjoe and Judith McKay spoke to the CL Talk podcast about the role of in-house departments

From tech laggards to leaders: Chris Stock at Clio on lawyers' rapid adoption of AI

From tech laggards to leaders: Chris Stock at Clio on lawyers' rapid adoption of AI

Once slow to adopt tech, law firms are now leading the way, Stock tells the CL Talk podcast

Jill Fraser on her first year at the helm of Aird & Berlis

Jill Fraser on her first year at the helm of Aird & Berlis

As managing partner, she outlines the firm's strategic plan, including growth plans in Vancouver

From advisors to architects: the expanding role of law firms

From advisors to architects: the expanding role of law firms

From economic turmoil to legislative shifts, lawyers are tackling existential risks, writes Tim Wilbur

Digital infrastructure boom fuels global M&A surge: McCarthys lawyers

Digital infrastructure boom fuels global M&A surge: McCarthys lawyers

The convergence of real estate, technology, and infrastructure has reshaped investment strategies

Greg Neinstein on his firm's expansion from personal injury to mass torts and civil litigation

Greg Neinstein on his firm's expansion from personal injury to mass torts and civil litigation

Neinstein rebranded after building on its trial expertise to advise school boards on innovative cases

Why in-house lawyers are increasingly demanding business acumen from external counsel

Why in-house lawyers are increasingly demanding business acumen from external counsel

Data shows the in-house role is broadening, so law firms need to expand their focus, argues Tim Wilbur

Middle-market M&A to dominate Canada in 2025 amid economic uncertainty: Fasken report

Middle-market M&A to dominate Canada in 2025 amid economic uncertainty: Fasken report

Sean Stevens, co-head of Fasken's corporate group, says private equity will be a key driver