We care about our people, our customers, our community
“As a first-generation immigrant from Fiji Islands, I recognize that access to justice is a real issue for many people in Canada. Over the years, I have worked on several access to justice committees, including Access to Justice BC (A2JBC). I recognize that legal technology can dramatically improve the accessibility and affordability of legal representation. I believe that cloud-based, AI-powered technology has fundamentally assisted in reducing the costs in legal cases. I am committed to ensuring these solutions are part of Triage’s services, and in particular, accessible to clients representing marginalized groups using the legal system.”
- Rose Singh, CEO
Triage’s Commitment to Indigenous Peoples in Canada
Although Triage cannot change hundreds of years of history, colonization, and exclusion, we are committed to a different path through reconciliation with Canada’s Indigenous communities.
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Indigenous communities and all law firms working directly with Indigenous communities are given preferred pricing on all Triage services.
Contact our office to learn more.
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At Triage, we aim to identify and attract new and local Indigenous suppliers and to establish, maintain, and cultivate respectful and meaningful relationships with Indigenous peoples and communities.
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At Triage we aim to increase awareness and understanding of Indigenous cultures and traditions by participating in Indigenous celebrations and continual learning. We are committed to creating an inclusive work environment that honours the history of Indigenous peoples.
Access to Justice
Access to legal services can be limited for marginalized and low income groups. Technology is one way we can support legal service providers in improving their efficiency and costs.
We are committed to access to justice and ensuring that vulnerable groups have access to the same types of technology as government agencies and global or national firms.
With the help of partners like Reveal, we assess the needs and wants of the client to see how our eDiscovery services can broaden access to justice for marginalized groups.