Candice Chan-Glasgow to Participate in the AI & IP Law Webinar Series

Candice Chan-Glasgow to Participate in the AI & IP Law Webinar Series

We’re pleased to share that Candice Chan-Glasgow, Senior Counsel at Heuristica Discovery Counsel LLP, will be participating as a panelist in the AI & IP Law Webinar Series discussion, IP Litigation in the AI Era: Challenges and Strategies, on June 16 from 1:00 – 2:00 p.m.

 

The webinar will explore the growing impact of AI on IP litigation, including the use of AI tools in document discovery, professional responsibilities surrounding AI-assisted legal work, and evolving court expectations regarding the use of AI in litigation practice.

 

Candice will join fellow panelists in discussing practical strategies and emerging considerations as AI continues to shape the future of litigation.… Read More

Heuristica to Attend RelFest London 2026

Heuristica to Attend RelFest London 2026

Heuristica Discovery Counsel LLP is pleased to share that Crystal O’Donnell and Kelly Friedman will be attending RelFest London 2026, taking place on June 15 and 16.

 

RelFest London brings together leaders, practitioners, innovators, and technology professionals from across the legal data intelligence and eDiscovery community for two days of education, collaboration, and discussion about the future of legal data practice.

 

This year’s agenda is particularly timely. Artificial intelligence is moving quickly from discussion to implementation, and legal teams are increasingly being asked to explain how AI-enabled tools are being used, how their outputs are tested, and how technology-assisted workflows can be supervised and justified in a defensible way.… Read More

Rethinking Reliability of Digital Evidence

Rethinking Reliability of Digital Evidence

Kelly Friedman

Partner

April 30, 2026

 

Digital evidence often looks authoritative. A system-generated report, an email chain, a spreadsheet, or a chat export can appear objective and complete. But in litigation, the real question is not whether digital evidence looks reliable. It is whether its reliability can be proven.

 

As litigation becomes more data-heavy, and as AI-generated or AI-assisted content becomes more common, the reliability of digital evidence deserves closer attention. A digital record is not trustworthy simply because it looks technical, precise, or system generated. Its reliability depends on the system that created it, the controls that preserved it, and the surrounding information that allows it to be tested.… Read More

Deepfakes and the Evolving Duties of eDiscovery Counsel

Deepfakes and the Evolving Duties of eDiscovery Counsel

Martin Felsky

Senior Counsel

April 28, 2026

 

The long-standing view that electronic discovery and disclosure can be treated as purely procedural or technical exercises distinct from the law of evidence is no longer tenable. That position was already difficult to sustain in an era of emails and databases. It becomes untenable in the age of synthetic media.

 

E-discovery (and here I use the term broadly to include disclosure in criminal and regulatory procedure) is about shaping the evidentiary record. What is preserved, collected, filtered, and produced defines what may ultimately be tendered in court. A small but critical subset of that material will be relied upon as evidence.… Read More

Heuristica Discovery Counsel to Participate in the 2026 E-Discovery, Information Governance and Privacy Program

Heuristica Discovery Counsel to Participate in the 2026 E-Discovery, Information Governance and Privacy Program

Heuristica Discovery Counsel LLP is honoured to participate in the 2026 Osgoode Certificate in E-Discovery, Information Governance and Privacy Program.

 

In an environment where data volumes and regulatory expectations continue to grow, effective E-Discovery requires a careful balance of legal insight, technological capability, and operational rigor. Programs such as this play an important role in equipping practitioners with the tools and perspectives necessary

to address these evolving challenges.

 

On April 29, Heuristica team members will contribute their expertise to two panel discussions:

 

Crystal O’Donnell, Founder and Managing Partner

Panel: E-Discovery Responses to Regulatory Requests, Internal Investigations and Public Inquiries

 

Candice Chan-Glasgow, Senior Counsel

Panel: E-Discovery Project Management/Role of Project Management in e-Discovery/ Steps in Managing an e-Discovery Project: The Practical Checklist.Read More