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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 Lexpert, Canadian Lawyer, Law 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.

He also writes regularly for Lexpert InHouse.

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Focus on litigation

Focus on litigation

Every month, Canadian Lawyer will produce a series of articles on a theme affecting the legal profession. All coverage through the month can be found here

AI is creating more opportunities for insight — and more risk — in litigation

AI is creating more opportunities for insight — and more risk — in litigation

New systems help litigators see patterns faster but leave records that will fuel more scrutiny, writes Tim Wilbur

New private rights of action and higher penalties under Competition Act increase business risk

New private rights of action and higher penalties under Competition Act increase business risk

Lenczner Slaght lawyer says in house group should revisit compliance programs in light of amendments

Expedited arbitration sees significant growth for commercial disputes: Laura Cundari

Expedited arbitration sees significant growth for commercial disputes: Laura Cundari

The Blakes litigator and arbitrator talks about the benefits and challenges of the sped-up process

An AI safety solution network is designing a framework to spot AI-generated evidence in litigation

An AI safety solution network is designing a framework to spot AI-generated evidence in litigation

Professor Maura Grossman speaks to how courts should evaluate manipulated videos, audio and documents

Changing how you work can make you more, not less, of a lawyer

Changing how you work can make you more, not less, of a lawyer

Shifting your tools, workspace and pace can protect the parts of practice that matter most

Rocky Kim makes flexible office space central to his law firm's growth

Rocky Kim makes flexible office space central to his law firm's growth

BC real estate and lending practice cut the admin drag and expanded its reach across the province

Why McMillan partnered with legal generative AI tool Legora for firm-wide adoption

Why McMillan partnered with legal generative AI tool Legora for firm-wide adoption

The managing partner and tech CEO speak to why they made the announcement and what it is meant to do

Focus on immigration

Focus on immigration

Every month, Canadian Lawyer will produce a series of articles on a theme affecting the legal profession. All coverage through the month can be found here

Immigration is a vital part of our infrastructure: Ottawa’s reset still falls short

Immigration is a vital part of our infrastructure: Ottawa’s reset still falls short

Lawyers tell Canadian Lawyer that new limits and backlogs risk starving our economy of key talent, writes Tim Wilbur

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