Canadian Lawyer, Law Tims and Lexpert recently published a series of articles on e-discovery. All recent coverage can be found here
Canadian Lawyer, Law Times, and Lexpert regularly produce a series of articles on a theme affecting the legal profession over time. All our recent coverage on e-discovery can be found here
E-Discovery
E-discovery is changing what lawyers ask and when they ask it
Authenticity questions, Ontario’s proposed civil rules and a Supreme Court spoliation ruling are reshaping discovery
Ontario to formalize civil procedure rules on AI-generated evidence
The Civil Rules Committee's draft rules cover AI-generated evidence and deepfakes, with rule text expected in November
What businesses can take away from the SCC SS&C spoliation ruling
The top court updated its framework on what happens if parties intentionally destroy, alter or conceal evidence
What lawyer-led really means in eDiscovery
As big players swallow competitors, INNOV-8 is built for the boutique, customer-centred approach
Deepfake evidence risks developing faster than Canada’s rules: litigators
Lawyers expect Canada’s courts to see more deepfake evidence and accusations that real evidence is fake
Convergence eDiscovery Conference returns to Toronto with focus on AI
The event will examine AI's impact on legal technology, evidence and e-discovery
Legal sector salaries projected to rise above national average in 2027: Robert Half
Litigation support and e-discovery directors could see 5.1 percent salary growth
Epiq names Geneviève Bertrand as vice president, class action solutions
She heads the e-discovery service provider’s Canadian class action administration practice
Array Canada on AI moving from conversation to execution in litigation
President Lindsay Duprey talks about speed, defensibility and keeping human judgment in e-discovery as data volumes climb
Epiq Canada sees AI shifting e-discovery strategy to start of cases
Case insights now arrive up front in document review, but human oversight still decides the outcome
