Ted is the National Director of Knowledge Management services at the firm where he combines his experience as a practicing lawyer and law librarian to provide cost effective research and information services to the firm's lawyers and clients. He manages both the firm’s knowledge management initiatives and the firm’s print and online library. Prior to joining the firm in 2006, Ted was a law librarian and adjunct professor at the Faculty of Law, University of Toronto.

Ted recently completed his Master of Law at the University of Toronto while on sabbatical there on the topic of access to law-related information. In addition to teaching at the law school, he also taught at the Faculty of Information Studies at the University where he earned his Master of Information Studies.

In addition to his work in the information field, Ted also practiced law in a variety of settings, including as a research lawyer, a litigator, and as in-house counsel in Japan to a large Japanese computer manufacturer. Ted is a regular speaker at many seminars on technology and legal research and regularly contributes articles to a variety of law-related publications in addition to being the author of two important legal textbooks. He has also served as a member of the International Development Committee of the Canadian Bar Association.

Academic Appointments

		Adjunct Professor (1998 to 2004), Faculty of Information Studies, University of Toronto (FIS 2133, Legal Literature and Librarianship)
		Adjunct Professor (1999 to 2006), Faculty of Law, University of Toronto (various legal research classes, including Law 505 – Legal Research and Writing for International Students)
		(various legal research classes, including Law 505 – Legal Research and Writing for International Students)

Publications/Presentations
MONOGRAPHS   Legal Research and Writing, 2nd. ed. (Toronto: Irwin Law, 2004)   Legal Research and Writing (Toronto: Irwin Law, 2001)   The Law of Independent Legal Advice (Toronto: Carswell, 2000) SEMINARS   November 18, 2008: “Effective Litigation Knowledge Management” in Canadian Law & Technology Forum (Insight ALM, Toronto).   May 17, 2007: “Moving Beyond Technology: Assessing Your Firm’s Focus on a KM Culture” in KM Legal 201: Moving Beyond KM Technology (Ark Group Conference, Toronto)   April 26-27, 2007: “Innovator, Fool, I Dream: Deploying Effective Knowledge Management Principles to Combat Information Overload in Law Firms” (Knowledge Leadership Forum, New York).   March 2, 2007: “Computer Research: Getting the Most Bang for your Buck: The Top Twenty Tips for Ontario Solo and Small firm Lawyers” (with Jeanette Bosschart) in LSUC 2nd Annual Solo and Small Firm Conference and Expo.   May 12, 2006: “Top Twenty Internet and Technology Tips for Ontario Solo and Small Firm Lawyers (in Twenty Minutes)” in LSUC Solo and Small Firm Conference and Expo.   November 12, 2004: “Top Tools for Research and Fact Finding on the Internet” in OBA/LSUC Technology for Lawyers 2004 (Toronto: Ontario Bar Association, 2004).   May 26, 2004: Presented paper: “The Best Online Sources for International and Foreign Law” in You’ve Got the Whole World in Your Hands: Using the Internet to Expand the Boundaries of Legal Research (Toronto: Ontario Bar Association, 2004).   May 16, 2004: Chaired Copyright Panel at CALL/ACBD Annual Conference (Québec City) on Debate Over SCC Decision in CCH Canadian v. LSUC. ARTICLES
		Regular contributor to SLAW (law and technology blog): http:/www.slaw.ca
		Canadian Top 40: What You Need to Know About Canada’s Legal System (March 2005) 9 AALL Spectrum 10.
		Fair Dealing Clarified: A Case Comment on the Supreme Court of Canada decision in CCH Canadian Ltd. v. Law Society of Upper Canada (SCC) Available online: http://www.callacbd.ca
		Book Review: Bennett on Receiverships (Carswell, 2nd ed). (2001) 26 Can. L. Libraries 66.