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AI and the Litigation Space
DATE & TIME
Thursday, June 26, 2025
11am PT | 12pm MT | 1pm CT | 2pm ET
MEET THE CPD PRESENTERS
Christy Pratt (HOST)
Principal, Veritext Canada
Christy Pratt is Principal of Veritext Canada, the national leader in legal technology and e-solutions. Prior to joining Veritext she was the owner of Reportex Agencies in British Columbia for over 15 years. Christy has been a realtime reporter for over 25 years, with a special interest in Indigenous rights/title and Charter challenge cases. Christy has reported several landmark trials, including William (Tsilhqot’in Nation), West Moberly (Treaty 8 Boundary), Cambie Surgeries, Thomas (Saik’uz/Stellat’en Nations) and the Cowichan Tribes.
Having worked on land claim trials for the majority of her 25-year court reporting career, Indigenous language is a topic that is particularly close to Christy’s heart. She has worked with hundreds of elders, community members and traditional word spellers, and she collaborates with counsel to create alignment between the parties and the court reporter on spelling and style protocols.
As an expert in realtime reporting and the transcription of Indigenous language, Christy regularly presents webinars on the benefits of realtime, how to effectively conduct an electronic trial and best practices for capturing oral Indigenous testimony.
ROSE SINGH (PRESENTER)
Chief Executive Officer, Triage Data Solutions
Rose Singh is the owner/CEO of Triage Data Solutions, a national leader is technology-based legal services. Rose has over 27 years of experience in the legal industry as a trained paralegal professional and has significant experience in law firm management.
In Rose’s former roles, she was responsible for managing a wide range of eDiscovery matters from high-profile, complex litigation, regulatory and administrative law, to document-intensive aboriginal rights litigation cases. Rose was responsible for wide document collection, preservation, and processing. Rose has vast experience in trial preparation, attending trials at all levels.
As an expert in her field Rose regularly speaks to clients on the benefit of using technology in their practice and recognizes that legal technology can dramatically improve the accessibility and affordability of legal representation.
RYAN SNUSHALL (PRESENTER)
National Account Executive
Thomson Reuters Case Center
Ryan Snushall is the Canadian National Account executive for Case Center (formerly Caselines). He supports courts and tribunals with their modernization and digitization projects in the area of digital evidence platforms. His work in this area extends further to supporting law firms and legal departments as well. Ryan has worked with Thomson Reuters for 10 years and spent the previous 9 years in the technology department of Canada’s largest Intellectual Property boutique.
Aside from working directly with courts and law firms, Ryan regularly attends webinars in the court modernization space, has written or contributed to white papers on the subject, and has spoken at conferences about Case Center and the topic of digital courts.