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HOUSTON AND NEW YORK – LexisNexis Legal & Professional, a leading global provider of information and analytics, and CloudNine, a leader in simplifying and automating legal discovery, today announced the sale of the LexisNexis eDiscovery product suite to CloudNine. Simultaneously, CloudNine announced a significant investment from an affiliate of Peak Rock Capital. The sale includes the LAW PreDiscovery, Early Discovery Analyzer (EDA) and Concordance products.

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In this single integrated source, you will find the "why" and the "how-to" of this dynamic topic. Whether you are advising a client on electronic data retention policies, initiating or responding to discovery requests, or making evidentiary rulings, you need to stay on top of the changing legal landscape. The authors take a pragmatic approach, drawing from real world scenarios to prepare you for what may happen, including everything from dealing with the "damning e-mail" to the ease of manipulation of electronic information.

Options and solutions are provided on a broad range of issues as diverse as how electronic discovery is treated differently by courts; parties and lawyers duties for the retention of electronic records; and the impact of electronic document retention policies on litigation.

If you or your clients use computers or other electronic devises to send, receive or store information, you cannot afford to miss this important tool.

Table of contents:
Chapter 1 Overview
Chapter 2 Mechanisms for Electronic Discovery
Chapter 3 Spoliation
Chapter 4 Document Retention: Policies and Electronic Information
Chapter 5 Shifting the Costs of Electronic Discovery
Chapter 6 Evidentiary Issues
Chapter 7 Attorney-Client Privilege & Email
Chapter 8 Computerized Litigation Support Systems & The Work Product Doctrine
Chapter 9 Electronic Discovery Technology
Chapter 10 Inspection of Hard Disks in Civil Litigation
Chapter 11 Privacy Concerns
Chapter 12 Government Documents

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Published: February 2009

Wouldn't it be great to have a how-to guide in your pocket when navigating the complex discovery process?

Discovery: Principles and Practice in Canadian Common Law, 2nd Edition is the practical manual and legal text in one that describes the current state of the law, guides you through each stage of the process and covers the skills required to execute an effective and smooth discovery.

Topics covered:

• Privilege
• Examination practice tips
• Written interrogatories
• Preparing a witness
• Use of discovery at trial
• Email documentary production case law
• Privilege issues arising from email production cases
• The use of e-discovery

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Published: November 2014

A Practical Guide to eDiscovery in Canada is your one-stop resource for successful and efficient production of electronically stored information.

An essential tool for the digital age litigant, this comprehensive guide offers an understanding of key terms and processes, from initial planning and preparation through to the data gathering, production, and post-collection stages. With contributions by industry experts, it gives insider insight and practical tips on adoption of strategies, effective communication and collaboration, legislative requirements, and engagement of third-party experts to ensure efficiency, best practices, and successful risk-management.

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• A FREE eBook
• Convenient tables listing factors and tips for consideration at various stages of the eDiscovery process
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• Summaries of important case law and its practical implications for the eDiscovery process

About the Authors
Shelby Austin, LL.B, is a Partner with Deloitte Forensic and had published and presented extensively on the topic of eDiscovery and legal outsourcing. Formerly the Founder of ATD Legal Services PC, which managed large documentary discovery and due diligence projects, and a Partner at a leading Bay Street law firm. She is the recipient of the Risings Stars (Lexpert Magazine) and Canada’s Most Powerful Women: Top 100 awards and a Member of the Sedona Canada Working Group, the E-Discovery Implementation Committee, and the Ontari

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