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Lawyering at Home:

Working in the Future - What's Next

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Speakers:

Omar Ha-Redeye

Executive Director

Durham Community Legal Clinic

Omar Ha-Redeye is a lawyer and legal academic. He holds an LLM in Health Law from Osgoode Hall Law School, with coursework in Advanced Trial Advocacy. He is the Executive Director of the Durham Community Legal Clinic, which focuses on public legal education and providing legal services to low-income residents. Omar is actively involved in the legal profession and has held various leadership positions in several different advocacy and professional organizations. He is frequently interviewed by the media and speaks at conferences on legal issues, including on trends in the legal community and the use of technology.   

Amy Grubb

Founder

Law Office of Amy Grubb

Amy Grubb works with solo, small firm and in-house lawyers by taking on their overflow legal work. She was trained on Bay Street and worked in Big Law for nearly 10 years before starting her virtual law firm, focusing extensively on commercial contracts. Amy also helps lawyers build the boutique practice of their dreams through one on one coaching and group programs. She is the founder of Solo/Small Firm Canadian Lady Lawyers, an online group for purpose driven and high performing Canadian women lawyers to learn, provide feedback and connect in order to create more profitable and enjoyable practices.

Jessica Lim

Managing Director of Strategic Planning

Lenczner Slaght

Jessica collaborates with Lenczner Slaght’s Management Committee, business function leads and various committees to build out and execute the firm’s strategic plan, facilitating a collaborative, cross-functional approach. She leads the firm’s client listening, innovation, process improvement, project management, pricing and business intelligence functions. Before joining Lenczner Slaght, Jessica worked for nearly a decade at national law and accounting firms, progressing through a series of roles focused on providing value to clients and showcasing specific capabilities and services.

Lisa Stam

Founder

Spring Law

Lisa Stam practices all aspects of employment, labour and human rights law, and has a particular interest in legal issues involving technology in the workplace and the various methods by which people continue to mess things up with technology. She regularly advises clients on the usual employment law fare: domestic and international employment advice, drafting offer letters and employment contracts, workplace policies and handbooks, advising on bonus and commission plans, benefits, workplace privacy issues, independent contractors, confidential and proprietary information, and discipline and terminations. She has also advised on a variety of human rights issues such as accommodating disabilities in the workplace, sexual harassment, discrimination and gender transition. 

Moderator:

Luisa Moncada

Customer Success Manager

Thomson Reuters

Luisa Moncada has been with Thomson Reuters for 21 years working as Product Marketing Manager for legal online products prior to her existing role with the Customer Insights team as Customer Success Manager.  Luisa strives to enable our customers with the knowledge to maximize usage of their Thomson Reuters solutions.