Ressources

Now in its 4th year, this highly anticipated full day program brings together leading Canadian and U.S. experts to talk about the latest developments in E-Discovery.

The Civil Litigation Section is pleased to offer Litigation Fundamentals Sunrise Series.

If you are new to the world of e-Discovery or are responsible for e-Discovery within your firm or organization and need a primer on what it all means, "e-Discovery Essentials" was developed especially for you.

Get the knowledge and strategies you need to deliver effective litigation at boards and tribunals.

Hear directly from the lawyers who handled the termination of SCC 32 about the steps and procedures undertaken to terminate a condominium corporation.

Predictive coding is a form of computer-based classification of electronic documents that can be used by litigators during discovery. What are the legal risks in using this technology? How does it work? Is it right for your practice and for your case?

At our Year End Dinner a year ago, Alan Lenczner spoke passionately about the need to overhaul the civil justice system to address problems of delay, overregulation and cost. One year later, we ask: Have we made any progress?

The consumerization of technology leads to the development of new and potentially rich sources of electronic evidence, including Facebook, Twitter, other social media, Sharepoint, and automotive Black boxes. Learn about these technologies and how they might be collected and used as evidence.

Developments in the law and in technology have made it increasingly easy and cost-effective for lawyers and their clients to conclude contracts electronically. Learn about the latest trends and developments in the law pertaining to electronic and internet contracts and gain practical tools and strategies that you can put to use right away.

Are you about to conduct a review of electronic documents, or outsource a document review to a third party? Learn what you can do to ensure a successful and cost-effective document review.