Tim Wilbur is a Global Managing Editor - Law at Key Media. He specializes in law and legal affairs, with a focus on litigation and legal technology, including topics such as legal software and lawsuits. Tim's insights and expertise have been featured in Law Times and Canadian Lawyer Magazine.
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Tim Wilbur's coverage is heavily focused on the legal profession, with a particular emphasis on human resources & employment and leadership. His articles predominantly feature expert commentary and profile features, indicating that he may be interested in pitches related to interviews or insights from legal professionals, especially those focusing on leadership within law firms and diversity and inclusion.
Given Tim's national focus on Canada, consider tailoring pitches to highlight Canadian perspectives or initiatives within the legal profession. If you have expertise in Canadian legal trends or can provide unique insights into the challenges faced by the legal profession in Canada, it could resonate well with his coverage preferences.
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By: Tim Wilbur
New funding announcements and tax reductions are helping, but they say more needs to be done
By: Tim Wilbur
AI, burnout, billing models, and the GC–law firm relationship take centre stage in October
By: Tim Wilbur
His memoir is an unfiltered reckoning with family and criminal courts – and the judiciary that runs them
By: Tim Wilbur
Peters gives a ground-level account of AI adoption – from deal work to hiring to vendor strategy
By: Tim Wilbur
The company produces eye care products, including surgical tools, contact lenses, and pharma
By: Tim Wilbur
A Canadian Legal Summit panelist on why agile small firms can outpace larger rivals as AI reshapes practice
The Lexpert edition on technology profiles the lawyers guiding clients through AI valuation, cybersecurity, and emerging claims
Ransomware, supply chain compromises and AI-assisted intrusions are rising. Here is what legal experts say companies must do now
By: Tim Wilbur
Ontario's clean energy surge is rewriting what in-house legal work looks like
By: Tim Wilbur
He became the first general counsel of the organization created to pool Ontario public-sector investment funds
