E-discovery in Canada.

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KN390.61.E34 2008

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2008

Burke, Todd J

The U.S. experience / Susan Wortzman and Susan NickleA survey of e-discovery case law in Canada / Todd J. Burke and Glenn SmithThe preservation and destruction of electronically stored information in Ontario / Susan Wortzman and Susan NicklePrivilege...

• The U.S. experience / Susan Wortzman and Susan Nickle
• A survey of e-discovery case law in Canada / Todd J. Burke and Glenn Smith
• The preservation and destruction of electronically stored information in Ontario / Susan Wortzman and Susan Nickle
• Privilege / Susan Wortzman and Susan Nickle
• The costs of e-discovery : traditional rules may not apply / Susan Wortzman and Susan Nickle
• Accessing employee electronic information : employer rights and risks / Andrew J. McCreary
• Electronic discovery in family law / James Morton
• Electronic disclosure in criminal law : the evolution of a revolution / Vincenzo Rondinelli
• Electronic discovery in solo/small firms / James Morton -- A lawyer's primer / Jim Swanson
• Appendix 1. The Sedona Canada Principles at a glance
• Appendix 2. Guidelines for the discovery of electronic documents in Ontario
• Appendix 3. Sample chain of custody log
• Appendix 4. Sample electronic discovery action plan
• Appendix 5. British Columbia Supreme Court Practice direction re electronic evidence
• Appendix 6. British Columbia generic protocol document
• Appendix 7. Alberta generic protocol document
• Appendix 8. Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta Civil practice note no. 14
• Guidelines for the use of technology in any civil litigation matter

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Includes bibliographical references and index.