Resources

Predictive coding is a form of computer-based classification of electronic documents that can be used by litigators during discovery. What are the legal risks in using this technology? How does it work? Is it right for your practice and for your case?

The consumerization of technology leads to the development of new and potentially rich sources of electronic evidence, including Facebook, Twitter, other social media, Sharepoint, and automotive Black boxes. Learn about these technologies and how they might be collected and used as evidence.

Developments in the law and in technology have made it increasingly easy and cost-effective for lawyers and their clients to conclude contracts electronically. Learn about the latest trends and developments in the law pertaining to electronic and internet contracts and gain practical tools and strategies that you can put to use right away.

Are you about to conduct a review of electronic documents, or outsource a document review to a third party? Learn what you can do to ensure a successful and cost-effective document review.

The Supreme Court of Canada’s new interpretation of the rules for summary judgment in Hryniak v. Mauldin has changed the litigation landscape. An expert panel , including counsel for the Intervener, will tell you how the ruling is expected to affect civil practice and the advice you give to your clients.

Learn what you can do to implement and support real inclusion in your firm and/or legal service providers.

Limited scope retainers are hyped as a way to generate new business and improve access to justice.

Get the latest updates and practical advice from an expert panel of speakers on the most recent issues surrounding economic torts. In depth discussions will include wrongful interference with economic relations, inducing breach of contract, the role of good faith negotiations and more!

Hear from a panel of experts about the legal and policy issues arising from the recognition of these new grounds, with a particular focus on workplace issues.

View this informative Q & A breakfast session and hear from two of Toronto’s top mediators on issues of importance for all litigators.