Welcome to the Canadian e-Discovery Portal. Here you will find all the relevant documents and resources pertaining to e-discovery in Canada, including regularly updated case law digests.
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News
2009-09-01 - The Case Law Digests (Common Law) was updated.
2009-06-23 - Now available: The Sedona Canada Principles: Addressing Electronic Discovery (interactive version with LexActo).
2009-01-08 - The e-Discovery Reading List on the practicePRO website was updated.
The Sedona Canada Principles
>> The Sedona Canada Principles: Addressing Electronic Discovery
- The Sedona Canada Principles interactive version (with LexActo)
- The Sedona Canada Principles (with full commentary, PDF)
- The Sedona Canada Principles in single sheet format (without commentary, PDF)
Content Managers
- Peg Duncan, Independent Consultant in IT and eDiscovery, Ottawa, Ontario
- Dominic Jaar, Ledjit Consulting, Montreal, Quebec
- Dan Pinnington, LAWPRO, Toronto, Ontario
- Frédéric Pelletier, LexUM, Montreal, Quebec
Background
There is a growing awareness of the importance of what is now known as electronic discovery. Lawyers in all areas of practice, not just litigators, need to be aware of electronic discovery, and the implications that electronic documents have in their respective practices and practice areas.
e-Discovery Digests
Related Resources
- E-Discovery Guidelines and Resources Page (Discovery Task Force, Ontario)
- E-Discovery in Canada (M. Felsky)
- E-Discovery Issue of LAWPRO Magazine (September 2005)
- E-Discovery Reading List (Practice Pro)
- Electronic Evidence Project (B.C. Courts)
- Making and responding to e-discovery requests (LawPRO Magazine)
- Model e-discovery precedents (EIC, Ontario)