Lauren Grimaldi

Lauren Grimaldi stands out in our Toronto team as an associate deeply versed in the intricacies of e-Discovery and information governance. With a comprehensive mastery over e-Discovery processes ranging from initial case evaluation and staff training to the successful wrap-up of projects, Lauren adeptly handles complex document reviews. Her portfolio includes engagements for private sector entities embroiled in high-stake civil litigation, responses to Canada Revenue Agency inquiries, submissions to the Competition Bureau, as well as addressing Freedom of Information requests and conducting investigations.

Her advisory services extend to guiding organizations through the maze of information governance, ensuring compliance and safeguarding against potential legal pitfalls. Lauren's affiliation with the Ontario Bar Association and the Advocates’ Society underscores her commitment to her field, complemented by her legal education at Queen’s University Faculty of Law from where she graduated in 2005 and her subsequent bar admission in Ontario in 2006.

Outside the legal arena, Lauren is passionate about the great outdoors, finding solace and rejuvenation in swimming, hiking, and camping, activities that reflect her appreciation for nature's serenity.

Lauren has also contributed to the legal community's knowledge base as a co-author, sharing her insights in "E-Discovery and Information Governance in Canada, 4th edition," published by LexisNexis Canada in 2022, and the earlier "E-Discovery in Canada, Third Edition," in 2017. Her writings serve as valuable resources for both practitioners and organizations navigating the evolving landscape of e-Discovery in Canada.