
The exponential growth of the use of electronic tools to create and store information has changed how litigation is conducted.
Emails have largely replaced unrecorded telephone calls. Consequently, electronic information is stored in volumes not previously experienced with paper documents. This creates unprecedented problems for organizations prior to and during litigation. As a result, many businesses have found themselves unprepared to deal with the discovery process when vast volumes of electronic information are involved. Some law firms have also recognized the benefit to their clients of contracting out the responsibility of managing this aspect of litigation.
Wortzman Nickle is the first law firm in Canada formed to address the gap which presently exists in Canada between corporations and traditional law firms that engage in litigation. Wortzman Nickle advises Canadian corporations, government organizations, and their legal counsel on all aspects of e-discovery and litigation management. Our firm advises its clients how to develop proactive electronic records management policies and we audit current practices. Wortzman Nickle is the go-to law firm in Canada, assisting corporations and their counsel to find practical ways to meet their e-discovery obligations.
Wortzman Nickle provides specialized legal advice and practical expertise at all six stages of the e-discovery process, to reduce the costs of managing the discovery process. Our firm focuses on advising law firms and corporations how to manage collections of both electronic and paper records in the context of existing litigation or to proactively ensure corporate efficiency and litigation readiness.
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Susan Wortzman was quoted during an interview for the article "Lawyers warned about negligence in e-discovery". Published by Law Times and written by Michael McKierman in the September 26, 2011 issue.
Susan Nickle was quoted during an interview for the article "Knowledge management know-how".
Published by The Lawyers Weekly* and written by Luigi Benetton in the August 5th, 2011 issue.
*reproduced with permission from the Lawyers Weekly newspaper
Susan Nickle was quoted during an interview for the article "Welcome to Robot, Android & Automation".
Published in The Law Page of the Globe and Mail and written by Jeff Gray in the June 14, 2011 issue.
Susan Wortzman and Susan Nickle were quoted during an interview for the article "The Automated Office."
Published by The Lawyers Weekly and written by Christopher Guly in the March 18, 2011 issue.
Wortzman Nickle Professional Corporation has been selected by Lexpert to present the upcoming "e-Discovery: Current Litigation and Records Management Strategies" conference being held April 26, 2011 in Toronto and May 3, 2011 in Calgary. Susan Wortzman, Susan Nickle, Chuck Rothman and Rachael Chadwick will be providing their expertise on all aspects of e-discovery.
Chuck Rothman was quoted during an interview for the article "How to back up your files now".
Published by The Lawyers Weekly and written by Luigi Benetton in the March 4th, 2011 issue.
Susan Nickle was quoted during an interview for the article "Drowning in Data".
Published by The Lawyers Weekly, written by Luigi Benetton in the January 28, 2011 issue.

| The Ontario e-Discovery Institute: e-Discovery for All Cases and All Lawyers |
| Date & City: |
September 19, 2011, Toronto Ontario |
| Provider: |
The Law Society of Upper Canada – Joint presentation with The Sedona Conference, Ontario Bar Association, The Advocates' Society and CCCT (Canadian Centre for Court Technology |
| Topic: |
What is e-discovery Negligence; and Cost Containment and eDiscovery |
| Speakers: |
Susan Wortzman and Susan Nickle |
| Document Management & Retention |
| Date & City: |
May 4 & 5, 2011, Toronto Ontario |
| Provider: |
The Canadian Institute |
| Topic: |
Judicial Insights on Conducting eDiscovery: Developing Strategies for the Successful eDiscovery Practitioner |
| Speaker: |
Susan Nickle |
| Infonex – 15th Annual - Professional Regulation & Discipline Conference |
| Date & City: |
April 27-28, 2011, Toronto, Ontario |
| Provider: |
Infonex Inc. |
| Topic: |
Blackberries, iPads, Cloud Computing: Modern Electronics and How they Complicate Investigations |
| Speakers: |
Susan Nickle, Chuck Rothman |
e-Discovery: Current Litigation and Records
Management Strategies |
| Dates & Cities: |
April 26, 2011, Toronto, Ontario |
| Provider: |
Lexpert |
| Topics: |
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e-Discovery Primer – From Preservation to Production |
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Litigation Readiness: Best Practices |
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Managing the Costs of e-Discovery – Why Does it Cost so Much: How Best to Reduce those Fees |
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e-Discovery Resources |
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Information/Records Management: Best Practices |
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Project Management – The Best Resources to Manage Your e-Discovery Needs |
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| Speakers: |
Susan Wortzman, Susan Nickle, Chuck Rothman, Rachael Chadwick |
| Association of General Counsel of Alberta Luncheon |
| Date & City: |
April 14, 2011, Calgary, Alberta |
| Provider: |
Association of General Counsel |
| Topic: |
Records Management and eDiscovery |
| Speaker: |
Susan Wortzman |
| IQPC's 2nd Annual eDiscovery Canada Event |
| Date & City: |
March 29-30, 2011, Toronto, Ontario |
| Provider: |
IQPC Worldwide |
| Topic: |
Amendments to the Ontario Rules of Civil Procedure |
| Speaker: |
Susan Nickle |
5th E-Discovery – Best practices and procedures
relating to e-discovery |
| Date & City: |
March 22-23, 2011, Toronto, Ontario |
| Provider: |
Federated Press |
| Topic: |
Course Leader – including Panel Discussion: Review of Electronic Documents: Need for a Manual Review; and speaking on Current Guidelines Governing E-Discovery Procedures in Canada |
| Speakers: |
Susan Wortzman, Susan Nickle,
Chuck Rothman |
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