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 […]
Extract from Cassandre Coyer’s article “Canada’s New AI Regulation Echoes EU Approach, Signaling Broader EU Influence” About a year after the European Union became the first entity to propose regulations governing the
The new EU digital rulebook sets out unprecedented standards on the accountability of online companies, within an open and competitive digital market. On Tuesday, Parliament held the final vote on
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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 Linda A. Thompson’s article “Has GDPR Delivered on Its Central Promise?” Four years after its entry into force, lawyers and businesses say the European Commission’s 2018 milestone privacy
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Extract from Isha Marathe’s article “Why the Middle East Is Poised for a Legal Tech Boom” The pandemic-spurred transition to remote work hasn’t just accelerated legal tech adoption in the
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Extract from Rachel McAdams, Andrew Lyons, and Kayode Okubanjo’s article “A Crash Course in TAR: What Do You Really Need to Know?” Technology-assisted review (TAR) has gone from a new
Extract from Ann Halkett and Monique Sever’s article “CEDS Canadian Certification Launches in Canada” published in the BCPA Paralegal Press Modern electronic discovery is complex. It really was easier when
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Extract from Corey Omer and Laila Paszti’s article “Québec’s Bill 64: The Newest Consumer-Friendly Patch on the Privacy Quilt” On September 22, 2021, Québec passed Bill 64, An Act to modernize
Parties in the US are allowed broad and liberal discovery of electronically stored information (ESI) relevant and proportional to the claims and defenses in a legal action. When a US-based
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