MT>3’s Susan Wortzman will be speaking at the PLI session Information Governance – What Is It and Why Is It Important? ​on February 3, 2021. This session will explore what obligations organizations have to manage their electronic organization with a range of topics including data privacy, cybersecurity, regulatory compliance, and risk associated with poor data governance. Register now. 

For the second consecutive year, MT>3 was recognized in the 2020 edition of Canadian Lawyer’s Readers’ Choice Awards in the litigation support and e-Discovery consultants category. This recognition reinforces MT>3’s unique approach to assisting organizations with their most important digital information, managing e-Discovery and information governance, and providing support for critical strategic technology needs. 

MT>3’s Susan Wortzman will be featured as a speaker on Panel 4 of the Digital Enforcement Summit 2020, “Emerging Litigation and Case Resolution Strategies”, on November 26, 2020. The final of four panels of this summit will focus on emerging approaches to case resolution and litigation in the digital economy.
 
The Competition Bureau’s inaugural Digital Enforcement Summit is an opportunity to share best practices and explore new strategies for dealing with emerging enforcement issues in a digital world. Find more information about the final panel here.  

MT>3’s Susan Wortzman joins Scott Culbertson, vice president of managed services at Legility, on the "Forging a Path Toward Strategic e-Discovery with Technology" webinar from Relativity on Thursday, November 12.
 
Susan and Scott will discuss the partnership between MT>3 and global managed services provider Legility and how the partnership allows MT>3 to use technology to further its innovation strategy.
 
Click here for more information and to save your spot. 

On Friday, November 27, 2020, MT>3’s Gordon Lee and Michael Lalande, alongside Kristen Lai from Cassels, will lead Ryerson LPP candidates through an interactive e-Discovery exercise. This session will be a practical session to prepare the candidates for when they receive or need to produce electronically stored information.
Ryerson’s Law Practice Program (LPP) is the first of its kind in Ontario. An alternative to articling, the LPP is an innovative, rigorous, and demanding eight-month program combining on-line training and experiential learning with a hands-on work term.

Susan Wortzman is speaking at the Advocates' Society Fall Forum: New Frontiers for young advocates up to 10 years of call on Friday, October 23. Susan will be discussing Legal Technology and Artificial Intelligence alongside Anne Glover and Peter Stovall. Click here for more information about the event. 

Susan Wortzman has been named one of Canadian Lawyer's Top 25 Most Influential Lawyers of 2020 in the Changemakers category. Susan’s experience as a litigator dealing with complex cases for which she had to handle millions of paper documents sparked her interest in innovation and the deployment of technology to improve the legal process. Read more about Susan and MT>3 on the Canadian Lawyer website. 

In advance of the full-day e-Discovery Institute program on November 25, MT>3’s Michael Lalande will be presenting alongside Rhonda Perch-Bentham and Sojourner King to answer to the question “What is e-Discovery?” During this session, they will discuss the rules and jurisprudence of e-Discovery and provide an overview of the EDRM (Electronic Discovery Reference Model).
The session will be held via webcast on Wednesday, November 18, 2020, from 2:00 – 3:30 pm.
Click here to learn more and to register for the e-Discovery 101 program.

MT>3 has been shortlisted by the Canadian Lawyer Readers' Choice Survey in the Litigation Support & e-Discovery Consultants category for 2020, proving MT>3's continuous effort to push the boundaries of innovation by offering state of the art analytics tools to lawyers and clients. 
Voting closes on August 21.