Mallory Hendry

Mallory Hendry

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Mallory Hendry

Content Specialist Manager

15+ years experience2,790 Total views on Lexpert in 2025

Mallory's specialty topics

Energy law Medical malpractice and health sciences law Infrastructure and construction law Complex litigation and dispute resolution

Mallory Hendry is a Content Specialist for Key Media with a focus on writing about the evolving Canadian legal landscape. Mallory was previously assistant editor at Canadian Lawyer Magazine, Canadian Lawyer InHouse and Law Times News and is now carrying over her relationships and experience in the legal market in a new capacity.

Mallory began her career with Thomson Reuters Canada's legal products in 2011 before moving to the media side of the company. She joined Key Media in 2019.

How I think about writing for this industry…

“The cases that interest me most are the ones where the technical details actually decide the outcome, whether that's a construction dispute or a birth injury claim. I try to make that complexity clear without losing what's at stake for the people involved.”

Also published by

Canadian Lawyer Magazine · FindLaw Canada · Canadian Lawyer InHouse · Law Times · Canadian Occupational Safety Magazine · Canadian HR Reporter · Mortgage Professional · Mortgage Introducer · Wealth Professional · Insurance Business · Human Resources Director

Featured content from Mallory

Canada's new energy era Why birth injury is the most complex fight in medical malpractice Construction disputes belong in mediation, not a courtroom

Previous experience

  • Key Media — Senior Content Specialist
  • Canadian Lawyer Magazine — Assistant Editor
  • Canadian Lawyer InHouse — Assistant Editor
  • Law Times News — Assistant Editor
  • Thomson Reuters Canada — legal products

Education

  • Bachelor of Arts, Honours, Sociology & English, Queen's University
  • Journalism, Print Journalism, Centennial College

Read the latest stories by Mallory

As Canada diversifies trade, cross-border insolvency expertise matters more than ever
A Quebec ruling and shifting trade ties signal need for deeper understanding of where rules diverge
Oct 19, 2026 Insolvency and Restructuring
Neinstein’s case against Meta, Snapchat and TikTok on behalf of Ontario students
Michael Wolkowicz on tech accountability and the law's role in driving change
Oct 13, 2026 Legal insights
Angus A2A and the rise of third-party-led CCAA proceedings
Alberta ruling confirms equity holders can initiate proceedings in certain circumstances
Oct 07, 2026 Insolvency and Restructuring
Medical negligence litigation: lessons from both sides
Adam Little spent years defending physicians. That experience shapes every plaintiff file he opens today
Sep 28, 2026 Features
Canada’s new energy era
Sector enters pivotal moment as trade tension and a Mideast oil shock meet domestic energy build-out
Aug 05, 2026 Energy