Wortzmans is now MT>3, a division of McCarthy TétraultHappy Anniversary! It's just over two years since Wortzmans joined McCarthy Tétrault and we wanted our name to reflect this new and exciting stage in our career: we decided to become MT>3.
Our new name MT>3 represents the foundations of our work: leading edge technology, proprietary processes, and a multi-disciplinary team. As a division of McCarthy Tétrault, we continue to pride ourselves on offering cost-effective e-discovery and information advice and services. |
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Susan Worztman is a confirmed faculty member at The Sedona Conference Institute Presents: 2020 eDiscovery Negotiation Training: Practical Cooperative Strategies. This unique program at the offices of Paul Weiss in New York, NY runs from February 12-13, 2020, and is by "invitation only". Applications for an invitation are being accepted now.
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October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month – the perfect time to register for some events to stay on top of your online safety and security game. Susan Wortzman is speaking at two upcoming events that are now both open for registration.
In Calgary on Wednesday, October 23, 2019, Susan will be speaking at the Privacy & Access Council of Canada's National Privacy & Data Governance Congress about The Intersection of Data Governance and Protecting Privacy. The 2019 Congress is a great opportunity to explore leading issues at the crossroads of privacy, access, security, law and technology. Then on Tuesday, October 29, 2019, Susan is participating in a webinar for Today’s General Counsel Institute on Shielding Your Organization from Data Privacy Nightmares. This webinar for general counsel and e-discovery professionals will focus on reviewing and reassessing data privacy policies and the implications of new local and international guidelines. MT>3 has been a division of McCarthy Tétrault since January 2017.
McCarthy Tétrault proudly celebrates success at the 2018 FT Innovative Lawyers Awards North America gala held on December 10 in New York City. In its ninth year, the awards highlight top innovators within the North American legal profession. The firm was named Most Innovative Law Firm in Canada, affirming our continuous commitment to fostering innovation and success by leading an agile organization in a fast-moving market, and strategically aligning ourselves with the needs of clients by:
“Innovation of our service delivery and business offerings is central to our firm strategy and at the core of who we are, and what we believe in,” said Matthew Peters, National Innovation Leader and Partner. “To meet the existing and prospective needs of clients, we will continue to offer compelling legal and business services, delivering greater value more efficiently and quickly.” The firm was also recognized in the category of Innovation in Collaboration. McCarthy Tétrault collaborated with tax authorities and Uber to devise and execute Tax Compliance Agreements. The Agreements allow platforms to leverage their information and payment processing technologies to shoulder some of the tax responsibilities usually placed on individual Uber drivers. The Uber agreement was the first ever entered into by a Canadian taxpayer. Recognized by the Québec government as an integral part of its ongoing strategy for the sharing economy, no other law firm or counsel provides this solution. In addition to receiving these awards, CEO Dave Leonard was shortlisted for Canadian Legal Leader, and the firm was shortlisted for Innovation in Legal Expertise – Canada. Clients are at the centre of everything we do. McCarthy Tétrault aims to deliver strategic and innovative legal and business solutions for our clients, wherever their business takes them. Our culture is collaborative, inclusive, entrepreneurial and evolves with the pace of business. We offer sophisticated legal and business advice that incents efficiency, leverages our deep industry knowledge, and our national resources for an exceptional service experience that solves our clients’ most complex problems. February 20, 2019, Toronto, ON
9th In-House Counsel Summit, The Law Society of Ontario. Description: The challenges facing in-house counsel today, both internal and external, are unprecedented. Consider crisis management in the #MeToo era, or how to deal with the continued (and ever more powerful) threat of cyberattacks. At the same time, in-house lawyers must research and implement legal innovation in their departments. Our presenters can help. They go over the most effective approaches to the ever-shifting challenges, and they show you how your department — large or small — can best position itself to succeed in the coming years. February 27-28, 2019, San Francisco, CA The Summit on Legal Innovation and Disruption, SOLID Description: SOLID is a TED Talk style summit focused on innovation and the business of law. 14 speakers will give TED-style talks around the intersection of innovation, advanced technology and the business of law. Speakers share what they are doing, how they are doing it, and the business impact it has. March 1, 2019, Toronto, ON Divine Discoveries: Building A Great Case, The Canadian Bar Association (OBA Young Lawyers Division Program) Description: A good discovery will help you prepare your client for trial and understand your opponent’s case. A great discovery will force your opponent to settle, and at the very least, set you up for a less stressful and better organized trial. Get practical tips from the pros on how to be great (if not divine) at this half-day program on key elements such as preparation, e-discovery, credibility, and undertakings. Whether you are a new lawyer preparing for your first discovery, or a seasoned veteran looking to improve your technique, this program will help you hone your skills.
The Ontario e-Discovery Institute 2017 takes place on Monday October 16 in Toronto. Now in its 7th year “[t]his highly anticipated full day program brings together leading experts to discuss the latest developments in e-Discovery and Information Governance.”
For more information, please click the following link: http://www.advocates.ca/TAS/Events/Event_Display.aspx?EventKey=EDISC17
Susan Wortzman is a panelist at the 2016 Forum taking place on November 15, 2016 in Calgary. The event is presented by EY Fraud Investigation & Dispute Services (“FIDS”) and the topic of discussion is “Managing Insider Threat and Information Governance”.
Guest speakers at the forum will share insights and updates on the current compliance and enforcement climate.
In addition to being leaders in e-discovery, information governance and the management of digital information, Wortzmans also leads the way in the 2016 WDBF Championships! Our very own Jessica O’Quinn represents Canada in the World Dodgeball Federation Championships, in Melbourne Australia. We wish Team Canada the best of luck!
Visit the link below for more information: https://www.thestar.com/sports/amateur/2016/09/30/yes-canada-has-national-dodgeball-teams.html
The Ontario e-Discovery Institute 2016 takes place on Tuesday October 26 in Toronto. “Now in its 6th year, this highly anticipated program brings together leading experts to discuss the latest developments in e-Discovery and Information Governance.”
For more information, please click the following link: http://www.advocates.ca/new/education/ontario-ediscovery-institute.html |
