Electronic discovery is important.
​But it's not easy.

Lawyer, entrepreneur and consultant Martin Felsky, PhD, JD has advised award-winning litigators, large global law firms and Fortune 100 corporations on their strategy and conduct of some of the most challenging e-discovery projects in the world. From contract cases turning on text messaging evidence, securities fraud, public inquiries to billion-dollar class actions with terabytes of data, Martin's level-headed, practical and legally sound advice has guided many clients to a successful outcome.

As e-discovery counsel Martin advises clients and can oversee every aspect of the process - from information governance, preservation and collection, processing, analysis, review and production. He negotiates favourable discovery plans with opposing parties and can also act as an independent mediator to resolve e-discovery disputes.

Martin has been recognized by his peers as a global leader in e-discovery since 2016. Why do litigators and in-house counsel seek him out?
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1. His encyclopedic knowledge of e-discovery. He is a contributing author to the Sedona Canada Principles, Rules of Practice in two jurisdictions, as well as the Uniform Law Commission of Canada's model electronic discovery rules. He was also a contributor to a revised CGSB standard for the admissibility of electronic evidence.
2. His business acumen. He co-founded and built a litigation support company into the leading national e-discovery business in Canada, as CEO for almost 10 years.
3. His communication skills. E-discovery can be new and complicated for many. As a highly respected educator and popular public speaker, he can explain e-discovery issues without jargon at the appropriate level depending on the audience. 
4. His clear thinking. Though he is a lawyer's lawyer, Martin clarifies complex issues and makes recommendations to clients who appreciate his plain language and logical, principle-based  approach.  
5. His broad professional experience. Martin has been an adviser to the judiciary on technology matters for over 30 years; he was Chair of the Board of CanLII at a critical time in its history; and was recruited to senior positions not only in large law firms but one of the Big Four accounting firms.
6. His full-service team. In 2019 Martin joined Heuristica Discovery Counsel LLP, a unique law firm that combines e-discovery expertise with technical services and innovative document review.

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