REDI Analysis

Martin founded REDI Analysis in 1996 following a 20 year career conducting complex criminal antitrust cartel cases under the Competition Act in Canada. He left the Competition Bureau in 1996 when requested by the US DoJ Antitrust Division to assist in the integration of technology into its investigative and litigation activities. He participated in over 26 trials, participated and/or lead 60 searches and managed the analysis of huge document seizures and productions.
Litigation support software was in its infancy at that time and Martin was inspired with the prospects of developing software solutions that would be practical, while at the same time provide tactical and strategic benefits and advantages. He has been pursuing this mission ever since. Martin has worked with a wide range of law firms on a variety of matters from antitrust to class actions to multimillion dollar construction claims.
He has leveraged his public and private sector experience to develop and implement a number of case and document management solution for federal and provincial boards, tribunals, agencies and courts.