http://www.feedkiller.com/feed-4175 custom merged feed by feedkiller.com <em>7 Steps for Legal Holds of ESI and Other Documents</em> is described as a practical book, an "how-to guide describing step-by-step a best practice process for identifying trigger events and implementing a litigation hold. It provides a straightforward description of why the law requires preservation, the scope of preservation, and practical tips on how to preserve records in an acceptable manner." http://ledjit.com/7-steps-for-legal-holds-of-esi/ The Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM), a must-see resource on many aspects of e-discovery, announces its new White Paper Series, in which it offers the views and opinions of experts in the domain. These white papers are evaluated prior to publication and are available for free. The first White Paper, by Gene Eames, David J. Kessler [...] http://ledjit.com/edrm-announces-its-new-white-paper-series-%e2%80%93-and-its-first-white-paper-on-selection-criteria-in-discovery/ In a small article published on  The Gazette&#8217;s website, titled The delicate issue of law and technology, the undersigned comments a recent decision in criminal law by the Quebec&#8217;s Court of appeal . Two main issues are identified. The first one: how should the plain-view doctrine be construed in the case of electronic documents search and [...] http://ledjit.com/fundamental-rights-and-information-technologies/ The June 2010 issues of Canadian Lawyer and its sister-publication In-House each has an article about e-discovery. The Canadian Lawyer’s article by Gerry Blackwell, is the second and last part of the “e-Discovery – Are you in or out?” series about the question facing Canadian law firms as to whether insource or outsource e-discovery processes (the current [...] http://ledjit.com/canadian-lawyer-magazine-has-two-articles-on-e-discovery/ Lawday lists many of Ledjit's employees as leading experts in e-discovery. http://ledjit.com/ledjit-employees-recognised-as-leading-e-discovery-experts/ Protective order against BP Products North America, Inc., Halliburton Energy Services, Transocean Offshore Deepwater Drilling, Inc., Deepwater Horizon, Cameron International Corporation d/b/a Cameron Systems Corporation and MI SWACO. http://ledjit.com/bps-protective-order/ "What does metadata mean?" is a question we get every day and which is answered by looking at electronic documents properties and explaining different types of metadata. Here is a new case on point. http://ledjit.com/metadata/ The Supreme court of Newfoundland and Labrador (trial division)  recently rendered a decision regarding the discovery of emails and their production. The case is GRI Simulations Inc. v. Oceaneering International Inc., 2010 NLTD 85 (CanLII). In this case, the defendant Oceaneering filed an application for relief of email production. Its main basis are that it is [...] http://ledjit.com/new-decision-on-e-discovery-and-email-production/ The Center for Advanced Legal Studies, along with the Organization of Legal Professionals, offers eDiscovery @ Work: 8-week of online, interactive courses (two classes a week) designed to teach e-Discovery from beginning to end, in a comprehensive way. Three new courses have been added: eDiscovery 101A: Fundamentals of eDiscovery, eDiscovery, The Next Level and eDiscovery for [...] http://ledjit.com/new-online-e-discovery-courses-for-legal-professionals/ In Canreal Management and Corp. v. Mercedes-Benz Canada Inc., the main question was about the existence of a contract between the defendant and the plaintiff, a real estate services company. Were there to be a contract, the defendant would owe the plaintiff a commission of nearly half a million dollars on its real estate transaction [...] http://ledjit.com/dragging-ones-feet-on-e-discovery-walking-on-a-thin-line/ <em>7 Steps for Legal Holds of ESI and Other Documents</em> is described as a practical book, an "how-to guide describing step-by-step a best practice process for identifying trigger events and implementing a litigation hold. It provides a straightforward description of why the law requires preservation, the scope of preservation, and practical tips on how to preserve records in an acceptable manner." http://ledjit.com/7-steps-for-legal-holds-of-esi/ The Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM), a must-see resource on many aspects of e-discovery, announces its new White Paper Series, in which it offers the views and opinions of experts in the domain. These white papers are evaluated prior to publication and are available for free. The first White Paper, by Gene Eames, David J. Kessler [...] http://ledjit.com/edrm-announces-its-new-white-paper-series-%e2%80%93-and-its-first-white-paper-on-selection-criteria-in-discovery/ In a small article published on  The Gazette&#8217;s website, titled The delicate issue of law and technology, the undersigned comments a recent decision in criminal law by the Quebec&#8217;s Court of appeal . Two main issues are identified. The first one: how should the plain-view doctrine be construed in the case of electronic documents search and [...] http://ledjit.com/fundamental-rights-and-information-technologies/ The June 2010 issues of Canadian Lawyer and its sister-publication In-House each has an article about e-discovery. The Canadian Lawyer’s article by Gerry Blackwell, is the second and last part of the “e-Discovery – Are you in or out?” series about the question facing Canadian law firms as to whether insource or outsource e-discovery processes (the current [...] http://ledjit.com/canadian-lawyer-magazine-has-two-articles-on-e-discovery/ Lawday lists many of Ledjit's employees as leading experts in e-discovery. http://ledjit.com/ledjit-employees-recognised-as-leading-e-discovery-experts/ Protective order against BP Products North America, Inc., Halliburton Energy Services, Transocean Offshore Deepwater Drilling, Inc., Deepwater Horizon, Cameron International Corporation d/b/a Cameron Systems Corporation and MI SWACO. http://ledjit.com/bps-protective-order/ "What does metadata mean?" is a question we get every day and which is answered by looking at electronic documents properties and explaining different types of metadata. Here is a new case on point. http://ledjit.com/metadata/ The Supreme court of Newfoundland and Labrador (trial division)  recently rendered a decision regarding the discovery of emails and their production. The case is GRI Simulations Inc. v. Oceaneering International Inc., 2010 NLTD 85 (CanLII). In this case, the defendant Oceaneering filed an application for relief of email production. Its main basis are that it is [...] http://ledjit.com/new-decision-on-e-discovery-and-email-production/ The Center for Advanced Legal Studies, along with the Organization of Legal Professionals, offers eDiscovery @ Work: 8-week of online, interactive courses (two classes a week) designed to teach e-Discovery from beginning to end, in a comprehensive way. Three new courses have been added: eDiscovery 101A: Fundamentals of eDiscovery, eDiscovery, The Next Level and eDiscovery for [...] http://ledjit.com/new-online-e-discovery-courses-for-legal-professionals/ In Canreal Management and Corp. v. Mercedes-Benz Canada Inc., the main question was about the existence of a contract between the defendant and the plaintiff, a real estate services company. Were there to be a contract, the defendant would owe the plaintiff a commission of nearly half a million dollars on its real estate transaction [...] http://ledjit.com/dragging-ones-feet-on-e-discovery-walking-on-a-thin-line/ feedkiller.com is a free tool that allows you to merge rss feeds into your own rss mix made up of your favorite feeds. http://www.feedkiller.com