Tim Wilbur is a Global Managing Editor - Law at Key Media. He specializes in law and legal affairs, with a focus on legal technology, civil and family law, litigation, and real estate, including topics such as crypto regulation and property management. Tim's work has been featured in Law Times, Canadian Lawyer Magazine, and Lexpert.
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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.
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By: Tim Wilbur
Boughton Law has stopped chasing gold medallists and is betting on human skills instead
By: Tim Wilbur
Case insights now arrive up front in document review, but human oversight still decides the outcome
On AI automation, legal ops hiring, and staying calm at the centre of a fast-growing Canadian tech company
As federal spending surges, intellectual property strategy is a key risk for Canadian companies
Every month, Canadian Lawyer will produce a series of articles on a theme affecting the legal profession. All coverage through the month can be found here
The VP legal & chief compliance officer reflects on the Husky merger, investor relations, and the value of curiosity in-house
By: Tim Wilbur
Lawyers say overly relying on AI for coding and creative work risks losing protection under Canadian law
A career built on acquisitions, fractional counsel, and starting from scratch – now Kogan is doing it again with AI
By: Tim Wilbur
Lawyers say rights holders with global portfolios are overlooking Canada
Stringam Law's CEO on governance gaps, compensation disputes and the cost of a rushed transition
