If it were easy, everyone would do it. The complexity of today's legal workflow brings many challenges. Litigation cases are becoming more and more document intensive, increasing the burden of document review.

77% of lawyers agree that using electronic case files provides better client service. See how Case Notebook can benefit your team and clients. View Video.

This excerpt provides an introduction to the principles of liability in Canadian tort law. Topics covered include volition, motive, mistake, duty to the injured party, interest harmed, burden of proof, and concurrent liability in contract and tort.

Electronic case management helps mitigate the risk of missing critical details in a case. See how Case Notebook can help you.

96% of lawyers agree that in order to analyze the facts and issues, case documents need to be organized.See what Case Notebook can do for you. View Video.

Organized case documents can help shape the strategy of your case. See what Case Notebook can do for you.

74% of lawyers agree that using electronic case files leads to greater efficiency. See how Case Notebook can help you.

Discover what legal professionals say is the #1 pain point of working on a case and learn how Case Notebook can help you be more efficient today.

Litigation work is a paper-heavy process. See what users of Case Notebook had to say about efficiency both before and after Case Notebook in our Survey Findings.

Many law firms are starting to transition to paperless. See practical approaches in the whitepaper “Selecting a Paperless Approach.”

Going Paperless isn’t easy but it is worthwhile. Learn how you can start the discussion about Paperless initiatives at your firm.

We are excited to announce that last week, westlaw Canada received the Hugh Lawford Award for Excellence in Legal Publishing.