The Toronto and Vancouver ACEDS Chapters are excited to share the Fall 2022 publication of the Canadian ACEDS Newsletter (C.A.N.). Â We hope you find it informative as it sheds light […]
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The development and use of technology in the legal industry are moving at break-neck speed. Technologies are changing, and thus, the sources of data are constantly evolving as well. Email
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Extract from Aidan Macnab’s article “Law Firm Tech Leaders on How Early Adoption Paid off During COVID” After pandemic restrictions pushed the legal profession to embrace some its technological potential,
Extract from Aidan Macnab’s article “How to Improve Digital Data Security in Law Firms” Product information, banking details, customer lists, intellectual property – because of the sensitive information they hold
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Extract from Lucy Saddleton’s article “Cloud-Based E-Discovery Doubled in the Past Year: Everlaw Survey” Ninety-six percent view the shift to cloud-based e-discovery Inevitable by 2024 Cloud-based e-discovery managed in-house has
The Toronto and Vancouver ACEDS Chapters are delighted to provide the Spring publication of the C.A.N. ACEDS Newsletter. Flip through the newsletter using the arrows located at the bottom of
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Extract from Ann Halkett and Monique Sever’s article “Electronic Discovery Challenges and Education” Modern electronic discovery is complex. It really was easier when we dealt with paper as you simply
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Extract from Annabel Oromoni’s article “Lenczner Slaght and U of T Law Add Supreme Court Database to Data-Driven Decision Initiative” Lenczner Slaght, in collaboration with the University of Toronto Law
Extract from Jared Brown’s article “Stop the Regulatory Turf Wars Between Lawyers and Paralegals” My friend Ian Wilkinson passed away in May from cancer. I got to know Ian during
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Extract from Isha Marathe’s article “Sedona Conference Canada Chair Discusses New E-Discovery Principles Update—And Why Addendums May Be Needed” The Canadian branch of nonprofit research and educational institute The Sedona
