Canadian E-Discovery Case Law (Common Law) Digests

The Ontario Bar Association website has updated its Canadian E-Discovery Case Law (Common Law) Digests collection.

It contains case digests on topics such as:

• Scope of production and discovery
• Requests for further production
• Effect of failure to disclose or produce for inspection
• Pleading practices
• Preservation of evidence
• Spoliation
• Discovery Plan
• Proportionality and Marginal Utility
• Document Retention Policies
• Acceptable Use Policies
• Form of production
• Meet and confer
• Process for review of electronic documents for relevance and privilege
• Disclosure of privileged and private communications
• Cost Shifting
• Metadata, deleted and hidden information
• Duplicate Documents
• Social Media and Internet Information
• Examination of an IT Representative
• Forensic Collection and Preservation
• Privacy Issues
• Third Party Information and Norwich orders
• Anton Piller Orders
• Temporary Internet Files
• Conduct, civility and collegiality
  

[Source: Slaw.ca]