Pamela Fontaine-Peters is a certified software trainer, e-Discovery consultant and paralegal with over 30 years’ experience in the legal industry. Pam’s industry experience as a Litigation Technology Manager for a national law firm, Discovery Lead for a boutique firm and her strong technical aptitude complements her vision regarding the use of litigation technology in the legal market. As a consultant, Pam provides input and best practice advice with litigation support issues ranging from e-Discovery, litigation preparedness, and the best use of software tools throughout the litigation process. Pam is the past Director of the Toronto Chapter of Women in e-Discovery, a founding member of the Canadian Association of Litigation Support Professionals, a founding member of Technology and eDiscovery Canada, past member of the Institute of Law Clerks and the Canadian Association of Paralegals, and an active member of several national and international litigation technology associations.

Pam has provided extensive litigation support on the following files:

R. v. Baker and Gray

Canada v. Nortel Networks

NTL Indigenous Residential School Museum Archives

Day Scholars

CNR v. Holmes