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A good discovery will help you prepare your client for trial and understand your opponent's case. A great discovery will force your opponent into settlement submission, and at the very least, set you up for a less stressful and better organized trial. Get practical tips from the pros on how to be great (if not divine) at this half-day program on key elements such as preparation, e-discovery, credibility, and undertakings. Whether you are a first-timer preparing for your first discovery, or a seasoned veteran looking to spruce up your technique, this publication is a must.
PROGRAM CHAIRS
Adrian Lomaga, Adrian Lomaga Personal Injury Law P.C.
Paul Lomic, Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Examining Discovery: An Overview of the Discovery Process and the Law
Heather C. Devine, Partner, Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP
Eric Rockefeller, Associate, Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP
(Special thanks to Robert Galloway, Student-at-Law)
Preparing Yourself and Your Client for Discovery: A Plaintiff's Perspective
D. Joel Dick, Howie Sacks & Henry LLP
Affidavits of Documents and Privilege
Bonnie Huen, Isaacs & Co.
e-Discovery: The Fundamentals
Dera Nevin, e-Discovery Lawyer and Consultant
There and Back Again: The Scope of Discovery of Experts' Findings, Opinions, and Conclusions in Rule 31.06(3)
Deborah Templer and Sameer Nurmohamed, Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP
Under the Lens: Your Client is Being Watched!
Kristian Bonn, Bonn Law Office
Professionalism And Ethical Traps When Dealing With Difficult Situations
Sarit Batner and Adam Ship, McCarthy Tétrault LLP