Canadian case law, legislation, and regulatory commentary on AI-generated evidence. Covers the Canada Evidence Act, Ontario Regulation 384/24, Federal Court AI practice notices, and judicial decisions including R. v. Medow and R. v. Aslami.
Insurance Fraud
Claim photographs are becoming a vulnerable intake point in Canadian insurance fraud. This technical guide covers what forensic image authentication involves, why visual inspection is no longer enough, and when SIU investigators should refer a file for forensic review.
Canadian Law
Canadian courts have begun building a body of law on AI-generated evidence. This practitioner's guide covers every media type, every relevant Canadian decision, the full legal framework, and what investigators and litigators must do now.
Civil Litigation
R. v. Medow established that Canadian courts recognise the deepfake threat. This pre-trial playbook covers the Liar's Dividend tactic, section 31.1 of the Canada Evidence Act, Ontario Reg 384/24, and what litigators must do before trial.
Insurance Fraud
Canadian insurance fraud investigations rose 76% in 2024. A methodology-grade triage protocol for authenticating suspect dashcam footage, injury photographs, and claim media.