Maximize your digital competency
The latest event in the Masterclass series revealed how various elements of the Canadian Court system have undertook a significant yet necessary turn towards adapting technology in the courtroom.
It’s up to you now to maximize your digital competency and unlock the full power of legal tech available to you and you firm: whether that’s superior legal research, data-driven insights, drafting & reviewing arguments.
Context – Allows you to tailor your arguments to the specific judge(s) you will appear before, and build a written and oral strategy that will resonate with them. Assess whether a motion would be beneficial to your client’s case, or whether a different strategy should be employed.
CaseMap Cloud – bolsters your fact management by helping you quickly review, discover key quotes, and track and attach facts to a transcript. Moreover, you can stay focused on building a strong case strategy, it lets you organize, visualize, as well as analyze your case facts, issues, and documents.
Lexis for Microsoft Office – streamline your court submissions. Integrate your drafting & research by accessing Lexis Advance Quicklaw right from within your document. Create customizable Tables of Authorities in minutes!
Pleadings, Motions, and Facta – Research and leverage the arguments and materials from previously decided cases that help you achieve your desired outcome. Accelerate your litigation process with an exclusive collection of pleadings, motions, and facta court documents.
For a personalized demonstration of these solutions, fill in the form on this page and see them in action.
Masterclass #3 wrap-up
On April 22, LexisNexis Canada was pleased to present the third masterclass panel discussion in our series: Tech & Litigation, Shifting Paradigms.
We were joined by members of the judiciary who brought different perspectives and experiences and shared their thoughts on the topic of Technology driving change in Canadian court systems.
We thank our esteemed guests, Justice Joseph Kenkel of Ontario Court of Justice, Chief Judge Pamela Williams of The Provincial Court of Nova Scotia and Justice April D. Grosse of the Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta in Calgary for bringing diverse viewpoints to our audience during this Masterclass event.
Those who attended the live webinar can claim 1 hour of CPD time as follows:
- Ontario - Professionalism CPD
- British Columbia - Practice Management CPD. To claim your credit, log into the BC Law Society website using your lawyer login and search for the course: "Masterclass: Technology driving change in Canadian court systems".
- Other jurisdictions - Please claim in accordance with your law society reporting requirements for CPD
Masterclass discussion panel series
Review the topics scheduled for the next events in the series in the table below. Use the form on this page to pre-register.
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The evolution of legal tech in other common law systems around the world impacting Canada |
September 15, 2022 |
To gain access to either one of the previous masterclass recorded video sessions, please fill in the form on this page.
CPD Hours
LexisNexis Canada has been approved as an Accredited Provider of Professionalism Content by the Law Society of Ontario.
Each event in this series is accredited for 1.0 CPD hour eligible for all Canadian jurisdictions. Eligibility may vary based on provincial regulations. Please claim in accordance with your law society reporting requirements for CPD.