Corporate Counsels Guide to Developing a Strategic Approach To Containing the Costs of eDiscovery

The rapid growth of electronically stored information in 2010 is set to accelerate in the next 12 months... Are you prepared?

If you don’t have a well managed electronic records management program, you are conducting business without proper protection in the event of a lawsuit. Having a proper electronic records system in place is insurance against the extremely expensive task of finding and filtering documents you are required to produce in court.

"And that is why IQPC is holding eDiscovery Canada taking place in Toronto from June 28-30, 2010" The Corporate Counsel’s conference dedicated to exploring strategic approaches to contain the cost of eDiscovery.

Introducing cutting-edge speakers from every segment of the eDiscovery market in Canada and the United States – they have lots of invaluable practical experience to share. This Three-Day conference will showcase innovative strategies and best practices to prepare organizations and support them on eDiscovery process.

» Review the eDiscovery agenda here

Speakers

Featuring Leading Experts in the Field of Electronic Discovery:

Kelly Friedman, Partner, Ogilvy Renault

Peg Duncan, Former Director, Technology in Litigation Department of Justice, Canada, IT and eDiscovery Consulting Specialist (Toronto)

Robert Castonguay, National Director, Forensic Technology and e-Disovery, KPMG

Duncan Fraser, General Counsel, Department of Justice Government of Canada

Christopher J. Olsen, Principal Systems Engineer, Lockheed Martin Corporation

Terrie-Lynne Devonish, Chief Counsel, Aon Reed Stenhouse

Carla Herron, World Wide Head of Litigation, Shell

Melanie Schweizer, Senior Counsel, Litigation, Bell Canada

Carla Swansburg, Chief Litigation Counsel, Royal Bank of Canada

Seana Carson, VP and Chief Compliance Officer, Biovail Inc. BIOVAIL INC.

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CLE Credits

IQPC will seek CLE accreditation in those states requested by registrants (post conference) which have continuing education requirements. This is subject to the rules, regulations and restrictions dictated by each individual state organization. Application for accreditation of this course or program in all CLE approved states is currently pending. To request CLE credits, please indicate so when calling to register: 1-800-882-8684, or on the online registration form

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Highlights to the Canadian eDiscovery Conference include:

Overcome eDiscovery and informational challenges
Conquer new sources of eDiscovery: Facebook and other social media
Align the interests of in-house counsel, outside counsel and IT teams
Build cutting-edge programs with a winning team that will reduce costs
Solve eDiscovery problems in M&A and departing employees
Use eDiscovery in criminal, fraud, tax and white collar crime cases
Implement the Rules of Civil procedure to contain costs for corporations and governments