Heuristica Welcomes Kelly Friedman

We are thrilled to announce that Kelly Friedman is joining the Heuristica partnership!

Kelly is not just any lawyer—she’s been recognized as one of Canada’s Top 25 Most Influential Lawyers by Canadian Lawyer Magazine for her groundbreaking work in electronic discovery and data intelligence. She brings a wealth of experience in commercial litigation, privacy, and regulatory law, making her a fantastic addition to an already stellar team.

At Heuristica, we do things a little differently. Our lawyers are also technologists, combining legal expertise with tech savvy to tackle the toughest data challenges. We work collaboratively with a talented team of professionals to deliver innovative, smart solutions.… Read More

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

Heuristica is pleased to participate in the

E-Discovery, Information Governance and Privacy Program.

As rapid advances in technology have made the sheer volume of electronically stored information immense, there has never been a more critical time to manage e-Discovery efficiently and cost effectively.

Discover the knowledge and skills you need to excel at e-Discovery.

Designed by a multidisciplinary faculty of leading experts from law and industry, and delivered in 5 modules, this comprehensive, practical and skills based Osgoode Certificate delivers the information, tools and strategies required to successfully address the legal and technology challenges in e-Discovery.

In addition to focused, instructional sessions, you will have the added benefit of participating in a learn-by-doing information governance workshop, see live demonstrations of the latest tools used in all stages of the e-Discovery process, and get valuable individualized feedback with practical insights and practice management tips from the experts.… Read More

Heuristica to Exhibit at the 49th National Criminal Law Program

Heuristica is pleased to exhibit at the 2024 National Criminal Law Program.

Join us from July 8th to July 12th at the 49th National Criminal Law Program in Halifax.

The NCLP is an annual, week-long, not-for-profit continuing legal education program that takes place every July. The NCLP consistently draws in excess of 600 attendees from across the profession, including federal and provincial prosecutors, defence counsel, judges, members of the law enforcement community, members of the Canadian military, and volunteers from local law schools. Registrants come from every province and territory in the country and many of the attendees return year after year.… Read More

Heuristica to Participate in ACEDS’ Webinar: Wired for Justice: Navigating Technological Competence in Legal Ethics

Wired for Justice: Navigating Technological Competence in Legal Ethics.

Join us on June 12, 2024 for a webinar delving into the evolving landscape of legal ethics in the digital age.

Explore with us the critical role of technological competence under the Law Society’s Code of Professional Conduct.

Learn about the crucial intersection of technology and law, particularly in the realm of electronic discovery, and discover how mastering the tools can not only safeguard your practice but also enhance your ability to serve your clients effectively.

Martin Felsky, Senior Counsel, Heuristica Discovery Counsel LLP will be presenting.… Read More

Heuristica Discovery Counsel to Participate in TLA Webinar: Risk Management for Electronic Evidence

E-Discovery in the Public Sector: Tips and Strategies for Enhancing Legal Outcomes and Mitigating Risk

The world of electronic evidence is ever-changing – are you keeping up? What are the implications every lawyer needs to know?

On Wednesday, June 5, 2024 join a panel of knowledgeable lawyers for a lively, frank and practical discussion with a focus on risk management and professional responsibility for lawyers

related to electronic evidence. You will get useful legal guidance

that you can apply to your practice.

The discussion will highlight legal trends and case law on the following topics:

Professional competency requirements
Risk implications related to electronic evidence and the impact on costs, including:
1. Preservation of electronic evidence
2. Technology and proportionality
Inadvertent waiver of privilege
Altered evidence and AI-generated evidence

The focus of the conversation is based on developing Canadian case law, procedural rules, and regulatory requirements/developments.… Read More