eDiscovery Canada · Saskatchewan · Regina
eDiscovery
in Regina.
The capital’s litigation leans public: Crown corporations, regulators, government records. We collect and review that material defensibly — and keep it on Canadian infrastructure while we do.
Bilingual EN + FRData hosted in CanadaNo ingestion feesSenior-led
Capital files,
carefully handled.
Regina is Saskatchewan’s capital, seat of government and of the Crown corporations that anchor the provincial economy — and their disputes bring records with rules of their own: retention schedules, access-to-information overlays, systems that predate everyone in the room. We plan collections around those realities instead of discovering them mid-production.
For private-bar files the offer is the same one we make everywhere: à la carte services, senior-led, no ingestion fees, hosted review with AI assistance that shows its reasoning, and bilingual capacity when a matter calls for it.
The local rules
The rules, on
Victoria Avenue.
The Court of King’s Bench sits in Regina at the judicial centre on Victoria Avenue, and civil matters here follow The King’s Bench Rules: the Form 5-6 affidavit of documents on 30-day staged deadlines, relevance to any matter in issue as the scope, and the court’s E-Discovery Guidelines — applied by Rule 5-7 and built on the Sedona Canada Principles — governing the electronic side.
Public-sector files add a layer: what counts as a party’s “possession, custody or control” gets interesting inside government, and the Guidelines’ preservation and proportionality principles do real work. We document those calls as we make them, so the affidavit rests on a record.
Starting documentary discovery in Regina? Our free discovery protocol generator drafts an editable, court-ready protocol you can adapt to the local rules.
What we do
eDiscovery,
à la carte.
From litigation hold to trial, we run the evidence side of disputes for teams in Regina. One stage, several, or end to end — the strategy stays yours, and the work comes back in a state opposing counsel cannot pick apart.
Preserve & collect
The hold in place, the custodians interviewed, the data collected forensically — from mailboxes and chat platforms to phones and twelve binders of paper.
Process & assess
Best-in-class processing into one consistent, deduplicated set, then an early assessment that strips the obvious noise before a lawyer reads a page.
Review
Managed review, properly staffed: relevance, issues and privilege coded by bilingual reviewers, with AI assistance that shows its work.
Produce & defend
Productions built for whoever is on the other side — load files, redactions, privilege logs and the affidavit or list of documents to back them.
See the full menu of services, the review platforms we host in Canada, or how a migration to Nuix Discover runs. Whatever slice you take, the strategy stays yours.
Managed review
Document review support in Regina.
When the set is too big for the litigation team to read on the side of a desk, we staff it: trained bilingual reviewers, senior oversight, calibration against your instructions, and QC sampling that is reported, not asserted.
AI carries the first pass where it helps — Claira works inside Nuix Discover and shows its reasoning document by document — and can cut review time by up to 80%, while relevance, issue and privilege calls stay with people accountable to you.
FAQ
Questions
we hear.
Do you work with Crown corporations and public bodies?
Yes — public-sector matters are a steady part of our practice. We run preservation and collection with records-management and FOI staff at the table, keep data in Canada throughout, and produce in formats that satisfy both the court and the institution’s own obligations.
How fast can a review start?
Processing starts as soon as data lands, and a calibrated review team — with Claira carrying the first pass — is usually making calls within days of scope being agreed, not weeks.
Do you have people in Regina?
Our team works from Ottawa and Montréal, and matters in Regina run the way modern eDiscovery runs everywhere — hosted review, remote collection tooling and video calls. Where your counsel sits does not change where your data sits: it stays in Canadian data centres. When an on-site collection is genuinely needed, we arrange it.
Where we work
eDiscovery,
across Canada.
We support litigation teams coast to coast — remotely by default, on the ground when a collection calls for it.
Tell us about
the matter.
A scope and a written estimate inside two business days — same day when a deadline is already on the calendar. No obligation, and nothing you send goes anywhere else.