Legal-tech perspective

About Juliana Saxberg

Lawyer, Founder of Lex Artia & Legal-Tech Commentator

Juliana Saxberg

Juliana Saxberg is an Ottawa lawyer and the founder of Lex Artia Professional Corporation. For more than 20 years, she has worked across employment, labour, human rights, privacy, and administrative law. Her practice is grounded in clear thinking, practical judgment, and the belief that law should help people navigate change with confidence.

Juliana also writes and presents on legal technology, AI governance, and professional responsibility. Her commentary asks a simple question: as technology changes the way we work, communicate, and make decisions, how do we keep human judgment, accountability, and dignity in view? She works in English and French.

Her perspective

Juliana’s work sits where law, technology, and workplace life meet. She is especially interested in responsible AI adoption, information governance, privacy, intellectual property, and the rules that shape public-facing communication. Whether the issue is a new AI tool, a fast-moving online conversation, or a workplace in transition, she looks for approaches that are rigorous, human-centred, and workable in the real world.

Key Commentary Topics

AI governance and human oversight: bringing accountability, transparency, and judgment into AI-enabled decision-making.
Legal-tech adoption and technology competence: helping legal professionals think clearly about the benefits, limits, and responsibilities of new tools.
Digital rights, privacy, and information governance: building safeguards that respect agency, dignity, and trustworthy use of information.
Intellectual property and digital brand protection: protecting creative work, reputation, and distinctive assets in fast-moving online environments.
Social media and advertising law: making public-facing communication clear, responsible, and credible.
Technology and workplace change: examining how systems reshape communication, inclusion, and the experience of work.

Digital Discourse

Through Digital Discourse, Juliana writes about digital respect, online accountability, privacy, reputation, and responsible communication. It is a space for thoughtful public education about the choices that shape life online. The essays are general information only; they do not assess individual disputes or provide legal advice.

Editorial & dialogue project

Very Human Beings

Very Human Beings is an experimental, values-driven editorial and dialogue project by Juliana Saxberg. It explores the human–technology interface: how the systems around us shape attention, work, relationships, and the shared norms of the digital commons.

It is a place for serious questions, useful ideas, humour, and the complicated work of trying to be thoughtful, responsible people as technology becomes more deeply woven into everyday life.

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Speaking & media commentary

Juliana welcomes inquiries about speaking engagements, panels, interviews, and media commentary on legal technology, responsible AI, digital rights, privacy, workplace change, and public-facing communication.

Make a speaking or media inquiry Please use the LexArtia^® contact form and include your event, outlet, topic, and timing.

Professional biography: This page introduces Juliana Saxberg and her work. It does not provide legal advice or evaluate individual circumstances.