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Get Contact List →Download Contact ListFor 40+ years, Schmitz has chronicled Canada’s judicial evolution through Law360 Canada and The Lawyers Daily. Her Ottawa bureau shapes national understanding of:
“Schmitz’s work doesn’t just report the law – it anticipates how today’s rulings become tomorrow’s frameworks.” – Canadian Judicial Council Annual Review
As editor-in-chief of Precedent, Fish spearheads coverage of:
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Daphne Bramham’s 46-year career at the Vancouver Sun redefined public interest journalism in Canada. A three-time Jack Webster Commentator of the Year , she specializes in:
Daphne Bramham: Four decades as a journalist, and a lifetime of stories
Opinion: People with brain injuries are two-and-a-half times more likely to be incarcerated. So what is Canada doing about it? Not enough.
Opinion: Everyone knew that cost estimates for Vancouver and Toronto hosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup were wrong and that was before inflation took off. The only question now is by how much?
David Kitai has carved a niche as a versatile journalist covering intersecting beats of law, finance, and business through publications like Canadian Lawyer, Law Times, and Wealth Professional Canada. With a Master of Journalism degree from the University of British Columbia, Kitai combines rigorous analysis with accessible storytelling to decode complex subjects for professional audiences.
This 2,100-word analysis dissects Manulife Bank's strategy to differentiate itself from Canada's Big Six banks through advisor-centric services. Kitai employs:
"The true innovation lies not in product design, but in reimagining the advisor-client-bank triad as a collaborative ecosystem rather than transactional pipeline."
Kitai's 1,800-word examination of monetary policy impacts demonstrates his ability to bridge legal and financial analysis:
This early-career piece established Kitai's reputation for clear legal explainers:
Kitai consistently frames stories through the lens of systemic impact, as seen in his analysis of Bank of Canada policy changes. Effective pitches should:
His coverage of Manulife Bank shows particular interest in incremental yet impactful changes. Successful angles might explore:
The 2020 analysis of civil procedure reforms demonstrates Kitai's skill at humanizing complex topics. Compelling narratives should:
Recognized for producing the most-read article across Key Media's Canadian publications (17,000+ unique views), this award highlights Kitai's ability to identify emerging trends in professional services.
This competitive fellowship, awarded to only 3 journalists annually, enabled Kitai to spend 6 weeks embedded with legal teams reforming Ontario's elder care laws.
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David Kitai is a Canada-based journalist specializing in the intersection of law, finance, and business policy. As a lead contributor to Canadian Lawyer and Wealth Professional Canada, he brings particular depth to:
Dovish language and cuts offer respite for bond investors, but may be too late to prevent weakening consumers, economy
We're structurally redesigning how a bank can operate in service of advisors, says Katy Boshart
Dismissal backs up Court of Appeal ruling eliminates ‘Catch-22’ rule, say plaintiff’s lawyers
Drew Hasselback is an award-winning journalist currently contributing to Global News, with prior tenures at Financial Post and National Post. His reporting focuses on three core areas:
“The best stories emerge where regulation meets innovation—those moments when old laws confront new realities.”
Emma Reilly is an award-winning investigative journalist and former UN human rights lawyer currently contributing to The Hamilton Spectator. Her work focuses on systemic failures in global governance, with particular emphasis on:
“The UN’s comfort-driven culture prioritizes bureaucratic ease over human rights mandates—this structural cowardice enables atrocities.”
With over 12 years of frontline experience, Reilly’s work has redefined accountability journalism through evidentiary rigor and unflinching moral clarity.
With four decades of reporting experience, Ian Harvey has become a cornerstone of Canadian legal journalism. His current work for Law Times focuses on three key areas:
Successful story ideas often include:
Recent recognition includes multiple Canadian Legal Media Award nominations for his investigative work on justice system accessibility. Harvey’s articles consistently rank among Law Times’ most-read pieces, particularly those demystifying complex regulatory changes for non-specialist audiences.
As Copy Editor at Law360 Canada, John Chunn ensures precision in legal reporting while shaping coverage of appellate decisions and law firm innovation. With roots in traditional newsrooms and 9+ years in legal media, he bridges technical accuracy with public accessibility.
With 4+ decades spanning litigation practice and media analysis, Melnitzer’s work at LegalWriter.net focuses on three pillars:
Mona Chammas is a Canada-based legal analyst and ethics strategist writing for The Genteel, with additional affiliations at the Sorbonne and EDHEC Business School. Her work focuses on:
Notable recognitions include her Fulbright Scholarship and advisory roles with the French Space Agency and Belgian AI Ethics Committee. She maintains an active speaking schedule at international symposia on tech governance.
This Saskatchewan-born polymath bridges legal scholarship and historical fiction. Currently serving as Viscount Bennett Professor at Dalhousie Law School, Currie's work focuses on:
"A well-researched novel on a topic that has rarely been explored in books for young people." - Marsha Forchuk Skrypuch on Hunger Winter
Sandra Rubin is a Canadian journalist and screenwriter renowned for her investigative legal reporting and cross-cultural storytelling. Currently contributing to Lexpert Magazine, she specializes in law, media, and entertainment, with a focus on international legal disputes, corporate governance, and film industry dynamics. Her work avoids hyper-local legal topics and celebrity-driven entertainment news, instead emphasizing systemic issues and underrepresented voices.
Sean Fine shapes Canada’s understanding of its justice system through investigative rigor and clear analysis. His Globe and Mail reporting focuses on:
"His reporting doesn’t just inform—it catalyzes change." — Canadian Bar Association Review
We profile this architect of Canada’s legal media landscape through three lenses:
Recent achievements include developing Lexpert’s AI-driven content personalization system and chairing the Canadian Legal Innovation Summit’s programming committee.
Yves Faguy is the Editor-in-Chief of CBA National Magazine, Canada’s premier legal affairs publication. With a career spanning 15+ years, he specializes in analyzing how technology and globalization reshape justice systems.
This veteran Canadian journalist specializes in three evolving areas:
Stronger investment rules aim to shield Canadian firms from trade disruptions
Lawyers hope two recent decisions mean more equitable interest will be paid for damages
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