David is one of Canada’s leading e-discovery lawyers. He is a member of the Steering Committee of Sedona Canada, author of the Sedona Canada Principles Addressing Electronic Discovery, which are incorporated by reference into the Ontario Rules of Civil Procedure. He is the Past-Chair of the e-Discovery Implementation Committee (EIC), a joint committee of the Ontario Bar Association and The Advocates’ Society, whose mandate is to implement best practices relating to electronic discovery in Ontario. David leads Torys’ e-discovery and litigation technology practice.

In addition to his commercial practice, David has substantial experience in public law, criminal and constitutional litigation. David has appeared as counsel at the Supreme Court of Canada, the Federal Court, all levels of court in Ontario, in commercial arbitrations and before various administrative tribunals, including the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario and the Ontario Licence Appeal Tribunal. David has also acted as co-mediator of several complex commercial disputes.

David’s practice has a significant advisory and consulting component. He is frequently consulted about difficult legal questions by lawyers in the firm from various practice areas. He is recognized as an expert on, among other things, the law of privilege, directors and officers liability, insurance, electronic discovery and electronic evidence, and document retention.